House of Cards: Analyzing Incentives in the Housing Industry (with Kelly Gisburne & David Bergeron)

03/20/24 • 28 min

What are the incentives driving the construction of new housing units amidst a nationwide shortage? Whether it is skyrocketing prices, lack of builder capacity, or beneficiaries of the status quo, join the Fuzzy Logic team as we delve deep into the complexities of America's housing market, revealing the entities that stand to gain from its intricacies.

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The Tipping Point (with Schae Beaudoin & Gary Ludorf)

Join Matt and Chris as they peel back the layers of the ubiquitous tipping phenomenon, from where tipping got its start to where it stands today. Plus, discover how incentives shape our tipping behavior and unlock the secrets of why we tip (or don't tip) in this captivating exploration of the psychology of gratuity.

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The Art of Education (with Beth Throne, J.D. & Hannah Wolf)

Join the Fuzzy Logic team for a compelling discussion on the historical and real-world implications of higher education choices. From whether substantial investments in college always guarantee success to who truly reaps the rewards of the current system, Matt and Chris gain insight into the intricate landscape of higher education incentives through speaking with Beth Throne, J.D., Senior Associate Dean of Student Affairs at Franklin & Marshall College, and Hannah Wolf, founder of Wolf Career Coaching.