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AI and Strategic Decision-Making - AIDEC
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APE (Pensions)
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ASSET (Asset and Risk Management)
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BAFIR (Banking, Finance and Regulation)
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CCR (Competiveness, Competition and Regulation)
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CORPAP - Corporate Finance and Asset Prices
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FINAFRICA (Finance in Africa)
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INSURET (Observatory on the Insurance Market)
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MONETA (Central Banking, Sustainable Finance)
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MTCAP (Macroeconomic Trends, Cycles, and Asset Prices)
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Gabriele Gratton
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Gabriele Gratton is Scientia Associate Professor of Economics at UNSW Business School, UNSW Sydney. Before joining UNSW, he received his PhD in Economics from Boston University in 2011. At UNSW, Gabriele leads the Resilient Democracy Lab. He studies how the institutions and technologies controlling the transmission of information affect elections, voting, and policymaking. More broadly, he is interested in the design of democratic institutions capable to withstand negative economic and social shocks.