Professor Remy Levin was quoted recently in an article in The New Yorker:
As Remy Levin, an economics professor at the University of Connecticut, told me, “People often go into this field to study their own inner demons. If you feel bad about time management, you study time inconsistency and procrastination. If you’ve had issues with fear or trauma, you study risk-taking.”
The article may be found online at:
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