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Sunday, 19 October 2025

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  Don’t Blame the Hammer: How Poor Use of AI Tools Reveals Deeper Competence Gaps By Richard Sebaggala (PhD) When Deloitte was recentl...
Tuesday, 14 October 2025

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  When Schools Hold the Cards: How Information Asymmetry Is Hurting Our Children By Richard Sebaggala (PhD) Today, I have decided not ...
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Saturday, 4 October 2025

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  Head in the Sand vs. Pragmatism Economics: Which Way Should We Face the AI Storm? By Richard Sebaggala (PhD) When societies encounte...
Sunday, 28 September 2025

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  The market for lemons in higher education: What fake bibliographies reveal about AI and credibility   By Richard Sebaggala (PhD)  ...
Friday, 19 September 2025

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  When more is not better: Rethinking rationality in the age of AI By Richard Sebaggala (PhD) Economists love simple assumptions, and ...
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Sunday, 7 September 2025

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  Humans, Nature, and Machines: Will AI Create More Jobs Than It Replaces? By Richard Sebaggala (PhD) Economists have long debated whe...
Sunday, 31 August 2025

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 Kia in the Classroom: The Economics of Boldness in Teaching with AI  By Richard Sebaggala On September 3, 2025, a lecture hall at Simon Fra...
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Richard Sebaggala
Richard Sebaggala completed his PhD in Applied Economics from School of Business, University of Agder, Norway. He has been a lecturer of economics at Uganda Christian University, School of Business since 2007 and recently also joined Makerere University Business School. Richard completed his Master of Science degree in Quantitative Economics and a Bachelor of Arts Degree with Education majoring in Economics from Makerere University.
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