Matt Lampert

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  Matt Lampert on Mood and Marijuana

  Socionomics Institute Director Matt Lampert joined Bert Martinez from MoneyForLunch Online Radio.
   

• Matt Lampert on the “Next Huge Wave of Pot Legalization”

  Matt answers a few questions about the state of the marijuana legalization movement in the US and where it may be headed next.
   
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  [Article] A Democrat or Republican in the White House: Which is Better for the Economy?

  Matt Lampert considers the relationship between the party in power and economic growth over the past 140 years.
   

• Russia Webinar

  Further reading To read the original Socionomist studies and updates, please visit your Socionomist Archive page: Sizing Up a Superpower: A Socionomic Study of Russia, Parts I and II (November and December 2007, Global Market Perspective) The World May See a Darker Side of Putin (November 2014, The Socionomist) Word […]
   
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  A Democrat or Republican in the White House: Which is Better for Stocks?

  A historical review conducted by the Socionomics Institute shows the presidential party in power has…
   
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  [Article] Shikhar Agarwal Sets His Sights on Stocks and Shootings

  Is there a connection between firearm-related hospitalizations and the stock market.
   
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  [Article] Melody and Mood: An Update on the Socionomics of Popular Music

  In this update, socionomists Matt Lampert and Euan Wilson investigate popular music trends from the late 1990s to 2009.
   
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  [Article] The Middle East and Asia Are Not in the Mood for Peace

  Socionomic theory proposes that as mood goes, the aggregate character of social events will follow. A trend toward positive mood indicates a likelihood for social harmony, peace and social cohesion. A trend toward negative mood indicates a likelihood for relative social discord, conflict and breakdowns in social cohesion.
   
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  [Article] Bad Mood is Good News

  Is the popularity of news itself mood-dependent? As our preliminary study shows, the answer appears to be “Yes.”
   
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  Press Room | Socionomic Researchers

  Matt Lampert Co-host, Pop Trends Price Culture videocast Areas of research include electoral decision-making, financial markets and popular culture. Matt Lampert is the co-host of the Pop Trends Price Culture videocast and past president of the Socionomics Institute. He is a graduate of the University of Cambridge and has spoken […]