Stockholm School of Economics in Riga Students' Magazine

Research shows that 90% of people consider themselves to be less biased and less subjective than an average person. In fact, quite many of us see ourselves as being to a large extent bias-free. Yet even though most of us would like to think of ourselves as fully rational human beings, there are certain irrationality traps in which our minds get caught over and over again. Below you can find some of the most common ones – the biases that are present in our daily lives.Read more >>

The idea of the forum was born last autumn in the minds of two SSE Riga students. Student forums are widespread around world, so what not to have one here as well?Read more >>

A talk with Igors Pašuks, the winner of the Microeconomics 1000€ worth scholarship.

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The first day of presentations was anticipated by all the SSE Riga community as everyone was wanted to see how will the future presidents of the SA will deal with the pressure. The interest was so high that even a live stream of the presentations was set up for exchange students to see what’s happening in the crowded room of Soros.

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Homecoming is anticipated by all of the SSE Riganians not only because it is one of the biggest events of the year, but also because of the underlying reason why it is so special. All of us want to see the graduates, who come here to meet their coursemates and lecturers and once again feel the spirit of SSE Riga. However, the most important question is their choices – where are they now and what are they doing? That‘s what  we tried to find out.

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Homecoming is anticipated by all of the SSE Riganians not only because it is one of the biggest events of the year, but also because of the underlying reason why it is so special. All of us want to see the graduates, who come here to meet their coursemates and lecturers and once again feel the spirit of SSE Riga. However, the most important question is their choices – where are they now and what are they doing? That‘s what  we tried to find out.

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Many of you might have noticed different links and posts on FB/Twitter containing „Junior Peak Time” words. While Peak Time part is more or less clear to SSE Riganians, the Junior part makes many of you wonder. 

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The motivation of Peak Time team 2010 to organize Peak Time:Read more >>

Many discussed and argued whether the Gossip page is a tradition of SSE Riga and the Insider or just a mean way to hurt other people without facing the consequences. A few weeks ago we received quite a worrying letter about the Gossip page; as true journalists, we tried to ask your opinion on the subject. Theletter itself and the summary of the survey responses are offered for your judgment.

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The Investment Game ’10 has ended. It definitely hasn’t been an easy task to organize and to run the game, as we, the board of the Investment Fund, faced many challenges starting from fund raising and ending with programming. But, in the end, the game turned out to be rather successful, as the players were trading with never seen before enthusiasm to fight their way to the top.Read more >>