Healthcare
Press Release
Fixing the Forthcoming Physician Shortfall in America
New research from Columbia Business School casts light on ways to remedy the project shortfall of more than 121,000 physicians by 2030
CBS Press Releases
Business Economics and Public Policy, Marketing
Decision Science News
Defaults Are Not the Same by Default
Defaults are one of applied behavioral science’s biggest success stories. Despite, or perhaps because of, the widespread use and success of defaults, a few important questions have remained in the background: How have defaults been implemented? Does it matter how they are implemented? This was the aim of a recent meta-analysis of all prior default studies conductd by the Center for Decision Sciences, which we recently published in Behavioural Public Policy (authors Jon Jachimowicz, Shannon Duncan, Elke Weber and Eric Johnson).
Entrepreneurship, Leadership
Management Press Release
Gender Inequality and Entrepreneurship Research: Anticipating That Others Prefer Men Leads to Gender Bias in Networking
Columbia Business School study shows that even in cases where men and women have access to the same networks, male entrepreneurs continue to outpace their female counterparts in accessing resources
Real Estate
Real Estate News
Real Conversations: 10 Questions with Sophie Nitkin ’20
Real Conversations features current MBA students discussing their experiences in the Real Estate Program at Columbia Business School and beyond…in their own words.
The Paul Milstein Center for Real Estate recently sat down with Sophie Nitkin ’20 to discuss what drew her to Columbia Business School, the impact of the Real Estate Association, and what speakers have made the most impact during her first year.
Entrepreneurship
Management Press Release
Why Aren’t Startups Founded by Women Getting More Funding?
New research from Columbia Business School documents how female-led ventures are disproportionately overlooked by venture capitalists at multiple stages of the entrepreneurship pipeline.
Corporate Finance, Strategy
Finance Press Release
Tenure Voting: Striking a Balance Between Corporate and Shareholder Interests
Research from Columbia Business School outlines how the adoption of tenure voting would affect control rights within a corporation over time
Marketing, Strategy
Marketing Press Release
Columbia Business School Research Finds that Customization of Pricing Is Not Always the Best Strategy for Retailers or Consumers
New Study Suggests National Pricing Models Can Yield the Highest Profits for Competitive Retailers.
Risk Management
Management Press Release
The Burden of Secret Keeping in HBO’s Game of Thrones
Research from Columbia Business School reveals the burden and benefits of keeping secrets
Marketing, Strategy
Management Press Release
Fame Is Based More On The Company You Keep Than Your Creativity
Research from Columbia Business School reveals social networks are a more reliable predictor of fame than one’s creativity
Real Estate
Real Estate News
Real Estate Students Trek to Los Angeles
A group of twenty-one first and second year real estate students travelled to Los Angeles to meet with real estate professionals focused on development, investment and advisory services