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Real-life consumer psychology – with a touch of technology
Curated by
Leona Ungerer
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"Social media is well established as a medium of choice for engagement, promotion, and general interaction, but is it also set to become a preferred method of transferring money? ..." 
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"Digital financial tools can greatly improve lives in poor countries, but it is especially crucial to put them into the hands of women, whose role in economic growth is often ignored ..."
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"We use applications almost every day for all kinds of things. We use social apps for communicating, games for passing time, to-do lists to keep us on task, and so on. Most of the hugely successful applications are owned by some large company, but at some point, they started with an individual who had ..."
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"TNM's Passuvate service is offering short-term, micro loans - Airtime Advances - to a staggeringly large number of its users. The sheer scale of use indicates that users find this kind of service extremely useful ..."
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"It’s no secret that there’s big money to be had in drugs. The cost of many pharmaceuticals has increased dramatically. But the real money makers for the drug industry aren’t ..."
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"A study suggests ramen noodles have overtaken tobacco to become the most valuable commodity in some US prisons ..."
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"There's a tremendous opportunity to serve citizens where banks and governments can't be trusted ..."
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"Jewelry sales continue to plummet. Are iPhones and Kindles to blame? ..."
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"If you want to get paid, it helps being beautiful.
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"To some it may seem like common sense, but since 1974 researchers have been using statistics and science to prove that, yes indeed, people with money are more ..."
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"...In the last few years, fashion retailers have become increasingly aware of scent’s power to convert customers, too. Indeed, a growing number of businesses from Bloomingdale’s to Corto Moltedo now realise that their customer’s nose can be an important pathway for building brand identity and encouraging them to spend more time (and more money) in stores..."
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