Science has long recognized the dynamics of climate change. To our detriment, economics has been slower to adapt.
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Lars Jaeger is an interdisciplinary book author, tech investors, and alternative investment entrepreneur and has worked on technological development and its social consequences as well as on hedge funds and their return sources in the financial industry. He studied physics, math and philosophy and history in Bonn, Germany, and Paris, France, and received his doctorate in theoretical physics. He is currently Head of Alternative Risk Premia at GAM in Zurich.
The Climate Demands Better Capitalism
Sustainable growth is not an oxymoron, but it is an aim that requires both markets and social awareness.
Can Biden be the Climate Maestro?
Europe, China and now the US – thanks to President Biden – are beginning to coordinate their actions to tackle climate change.
Bitcoin Pollution
Bitcoin is all the rage, but the computers employed by Bitcoin miners will soon consume more electricity annually than the whole of the Netherlands,
Humanity’s Greatest Technological Leap
Humanity is approaching mastery of nuclear fusion, our greatest technological leap since we discovered fire.
Renewable Energy Now
Renewables have come a long way. Yet the best is still to come. Markets recognize the potential, as well as the destruction that creativity
How Markets and Governments Must Work Together
Economists have long known that the liberal ideal is an abstraction, a useful tool for theoretical reasoning, but hardly a template for reality.