Rory Smead Associate Professor of Philosophy r.smead@neu.edu 617-373-5071 Expertise Community Health, connections between evolution and learning, COVID-19, evolution of social behavior, Game Theory, inflation, midterm elections, Philosophy of Biology, Philosophy of Economics, Philosophy of Science Rory Smead in the Press Hartford Courant How CT consumers struggling with sharply rising prices learn to stick to necessities, do without. ‘You’ve got to make adjustments.’ That supports what Rory Smead, an associate professor of philosophy at Northeastern University, calls “inflationary psychology.” Consumers have come to expect inflation from what they read and hear in the media and from their own observations. Rory Smead for Northeastern Global NewsShould tennis star Jannik Sinner have been suspended for two positive doping tests? by Tanner Stening August 22, 2024 The person walking past you isn’t wearing a mask. What should you say? by Roberto Molar Candanosa May 15, 2020 3Qs: Game theory and global climate talks by John O'Neill November 21, 2014 How climate talks can be more successful by Angela Herring May 12, 2014
Hartford Courant How CT consumers struggling with sharply rising prices learn to stick to necessities, do without. ‘You’ve got to make adjustments.’ That supports what Rory Smead, an associate professor of philosophy at Northeastern University, calls “inflationary psychology.” Consumers have come to expect inflation from what they read and hear in the media and from their own observations.
