About Lingonomics

Where words mean business.

Ever wondered why some people say fine-ance while others say fin-ance? Or why executives rely on jargon? If these topics interest you, you're in the right place.

Lingonomics explores the powerful ways language shapes the business world and offers insights on how we can leverage it. It's for professionals, students, linguists, and anyone curious about the intersection of commerce and communication.

More About Me

I'm Nathan, an aspiring sociolinguist fascinated by the power of language. My work on this blog is shaped by my studies at New York University, where I'm pursuing a double major in Linguistics and Business and Political Economy (BPE) at the Stern School of Business.

This unique position allows me to bring an interdisciplinary view to global events. I incorporate my studies in sociolinguistics and business strategies to analyze communication in corporate contexts.

Note: Lingonomics is an independent blog and not peer-reviewed. While I strive for accuracy and rigor, there may be occasional mistakes. When in doubt, consult scholarly sources directly—most articles include links to relevant references.