Business and Society, Data and Business Analytics, Economics and Policy
What You Buy Could Reveal How You Vote
The social media we follow and what we consume says a lot about our political affiliations.
Economics and Policy
Advice to the Next US President: Protectionism
Erecting trade barriers doesn't serve America's — or the world's — interests.
Climate and Policy, Climate and Solutions, Economics and Policy, Energy Transition, Hydrogen
Advice to the Next US President: Climate Change
Government's role in tackling global warming is crucial, says Geoff Heal, a Chazen Senior Scholar. Here's how it can be done.
Economics and Policy, Marketing, World Business
Subsidizing China's Lead in the Global Marketplace
Trade and China continue to be among the most debated policy issues in the United States and worldwide. Does its government give Chinese firms an unfair advantage?
Economics and Policy
Advice to the Next US President: Healing the Nation
A Chazen Senior Scholar offers heartfelt words on how to unite the country again.
Data and Business Analytics, Economics and Policy, Leadership and Strategy
Do Hospital Mergers Bring Down Costs?
New analysis shows that examining marginal costs provides a clearer picture of potential savings.
Economics and Policy, Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Do Wealthy People Deserve to Be Rich?
The public perception of wealth influences how policy makers address the problem of economic inequality.
Economics and Policy, Entrepreneurship
There Is a Better Way to Regulate Chinese Social Media Apps
Professor Shang-Jin Wei offers an alternative to President Trump's executive orders on TikTok and WeChat.
Business and Society, Economics and Policy
The Moral Cost of Unemployment Insurance
Generous unemployment benefits paradoxically make it easier for firms to lay off workers.
Economics and Policy, Leadership and Strategy
Kamala Harris: Democratic VP Pick and Brand Name
A political campaign, like an advertising campaign, is all about the marketing.