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 The inconvenient truth about emotions: Assessing economic significance
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The inconvenient truth about emotions: Assessing economic significance

Prof. Samuel Lartey
Published 49 minutes ago5 min read

Behind unrealised ambitions, struggling businesses, strained family relationships and underperforming government initiatives lies an often overlooked force: human emotions, which,

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