Many economists see uncertainty as an obstacle to decision-making, a path to inaction. However, the Mexican economist Isaac Baley, who yesterday received in Oviedo the "Sabadell Bank Foundation for Economic Research" award, considers that uncertainty has another face. "It can be an opportunity for companies, workers and politicians to act and learn. Opening a business, entering a market that we don't know or changing occupation generates informa…
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The Mexican economist received the award from Josep Oliu, who highlighted 'the topicality' of his research on the responses of companies and workers to uncertainties