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A comic strip to popularize the article “Hyperloop, une mythologie de marchés” by Élise Berlinski, Marianne Strauch and Quentin Plantec published in the Revue française de gestion (vol. 48, no. 304, May-June 2022).
When fans rally to preserve the spirit of football: a comic strip to make accessible to a wider audience the article “Gruban, M., & Feix, A. (2024). Facilitating Marketization à contrecœur: Why Stakeholders May Continue to Support Organizations that Introduce Market Practices Violating their Values. Journal of Management Studies.”
The case consists of a humorous 20 minutes video of a corporate, cross-functional team that is urgently preparing in a Zoom meeting, with minutes to go before a live-streamed, important public relations announcement.
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Actor and screenwriter David J. Keogh in collaboration with TBS Education explains the Value Added Tax.
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Actor and screenwriter David J. Keogh in collaboration with TBS Education explains Letters of credit (L/C). This video uses humour to get the key messages across and gives the students some tips to help them remember the key points about L/C.
Actor and screenwriter David J. Keogh in collaboration with TBS Education explains Foreign exchange risk.
Actor and screenwriter David J. Keogh in collaboration with TBS Education explains the birth of the first modern share in Toulouse, France.
Comedian Sammy Obeid (host of “100 Humans” on Netflix) in collaboration with TBS Education explains how to use Bayes’ Theorem using an example that may keep you from sleeping at night… you’ve been warned.
This video seeks to explain, in under three minutes and in a light-hearted manner, an important concept in organizational behavior: Victor Vroom’s (1964) expectancy theory of motivation.
Comedian Sammy Obeid (host of “100 Humans” on Netflix) in collaboration with TBS Education discusses the psychology behind the pricing of the iPhone 11. The topics include the iPhone X, the iPhone XR, psychological pricing, marketing and consumer behavior.
TBS graduate and Kantox CEO Philippe Gelis interviewed by TBS Education Inspiring Guest David J Keogh.
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Comedian Sammy Obeid (host of “100 Humans” on Netflix) in collaboration with TBS Education introduces the viewer to how to use the normal distribution. The focus is on applying the 68 – 95 – 99.7 percent rule in order to obtain probabilities of events whose boundaries are 0, 1, 2 or 3 standard deviations away from the mean.
Comedian Sammy Obeid (host of “100 Humans” on Netflix) in collaboration with TBS Education explains how to use normal distribution tables in order to calculate the probability of any normally distributed event. This video is the sequel to “Introduction to using the normal distribution”.
Comedian Sammy Obeid (host of “100 Humans” on Netflix) in collaboration with TBS Education explains International Commercial Terms. Incoterms®, published by International Chamber of Commerce, is a way for traders to decide who pays for what when transferring goods across borders in a way that is legally clear and agreed internationally, and governs trillions of dollars in trade every year.
This video seeks to address, in under four minutes and in a light-hearted manner, an important and profound idea in finance: the theoretical notion of market efficiency and its practical implications. We believe that this question is of interest not only to business school students but also to a wide investing public, and have therefore strived to make it appealing and accessible to both target audiences.
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Comedians Sammy Obeid (host of “100 Humans” on Netflix) and Chai Sharma use humor toexplain the main types of organizational forms for U.S. companies. The subject of this video corresponds to Section 1.1 of “Corporate Finance” (4th edition) by Jonathan Berk and Peter DeMarzo.
Comedian Sammy Obeid (host of “100 Humans” on Netflix) uses humor to introduce the concept of the balance sheet.The subject of this video corresponds to Section 2.2 of “Corporate Finance” (4th edition) by Jonathan Berk and Peter DeMarzo.
Comedian Sammy Obeid (host of “100 Humans” on Netflix) and uses humor to explain the concept of the Time Value of Money.The topic of this video corresponds to Section 4.2 of “Corporate Finance” (4th edition) by Jonathan Berk and Peter DeMarzo.
Comedian Sammy Obeid (host of “100 Humans” on Netflix) in collaboration with TBS Education explains how loans are “amortized”, in other words, repaid. Understanding how loan amortization works is important not only to students of finance, but also to anyone who has borrowed money or plans to do so, whether for buying a house or a car, financing an education, or any other purpose.
Comedians Sammy Obeid (host of “100 Humans” on Netflix) and Chai Sharma use humor to explain a central concept in finance – the Net Present Value, or NPV. The subject of this video corresponds to Section 3.3 of “Corporate Finance” (4th edition) by Jonathan Berk and Peter DeMarzo.
Comedian Sammy Obeid (host of “100 Humans” on Netflix) in collaboration with TBS Education discusses short selling. The emphasis is on the logic behind selling a stock short, as well as the mechanics of the short sale and its mathematical interpretation.
Comedian Sammy Obeid (host of “100 Humans” on Netflix) uses humor to explain common measures of investment risk and return – the expected return, the variance, and the standard deviation. The subject of this video corresponds to Section 10.2 of “Corporate Finance” (4th edition) by Jonathan Berk and Peter DeMarzo.
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