The Diamond-Dybvig model was born in 1983 by the joint studies of Philip Dybvig and Douglas Diamond. The two had begun parallel projects in the early 80s, both motivated to better understand the involvement of financial intermediaries, in particular banks, in the dynamics of the Great Depression. Their theoretical model defined the role of banks […]

“Perfection does not exist”: we all agree on that. However, many of us, the most reflective ones in particular, tend to wait until the very last moment before making important decisions in the hope of finding the perfect one. As a result, every relevant decision is accompanied by overthinking and anxiety about choosing the wrong […]

The world has steadily observed the Argentinian situation the last months, effectively turning the country into an experimental lab of public policy. In past articles Milei’s proposals were discussed, explaining their main ideas and highlighting the reason why these, despite being unconventional, could present a solution to Argentina’s problems. This article aims at evaluating the […]

In today’s volatile geopolitical landscape, marked by tensions and uncertainties, the demand for innovative solutions has never been greater. From addressing supply chain vulnerabilities exacerbated by global events to navigating the complexities of interconnected economies, there exists a huge opportunity for development and advancement where Integrated Photonics stands out as a prime example of resilience […]