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Columbia Business School Research Reveals That Addressing the Psychology of Secrets Can Enhance Emotional Well-Being and Social Connections

Columbia Business School research employs a novel financial-economic model to depict how current carbon pricing could prevent climate risks

Smartphones have made it nearly effortless to share images of branded experiences, but not all brand images are created equal. A new study from CBS Professor Oded Netzer and his co-researchers examines how different types of images inspire distinct consumer responses.

Young Columbia Business School alumni leaders across the globe and from diverse industries shared their thoughts and insights on how to best position themselves in their family businesses. They also gave students invaluable advice on what they can do now to pave a successful path for themselves at their family businesses in the future.

The Earle W. Kazis and Benjamin Schore Professor of Real Estate argues for a schema in which mortgages decline in sync with any potential fall in housing value — effectively preventing homeowners from going underwater.

New Columbia Business School study shows that expansion of rent control and traditional housing policies leads to greater access to affordable housing and increases well-being.

Major American cities such as New York and San Francisco face serious problems — mass migration, empty offices and declining tax revenues. These trends have had a direct impact on cities, which rely on tax revenues for funding, a significant portion from commercial real estate. Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh has defined this cycle of spillover effects as the "urban doom loop."