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The Unprecedented Effects of Innovations
Judith Chevalier, the William S. Beinecke Professor of Finance and Economics explores some unsuspecting results of innovation.
The Key to Splitting Shares Equally
Prof. Barry Nalebuff, with reference to his new book, talks about the key to splitting shares equally to negotiate and divide value better.
An Effective Apparatus to Help Predict the Future Error-free
MIT researchers have designed a user-friendly tool that allows people to accurately predict the future with data collected over time.
Enhance the Viability of Ventures for Rooftop Solar Energy
A two-part pricing model that may result in better energy efficiency and less market power for traditional energy generators.
Steps to Ensure the Digitalization of the Global Supply Chain
Supply chains continue to be a source of innovation for businesses while Covid-19 hastened the adoption of new technologies.
Trust: The Key to Transforming Outlooks in Social Media
According to new research from Yale SOM's Tauhid Zaman, starting with common ground allows people to connect and even alter their beliefs.
Inducting Short-term Leaders Can Generate Lasting Issues
Delaying a leadership transition can have long-term negative consequences even when a permanent leader is installed.
Premature Free Upgrades: The Key to Augmenting Profit
UCLA Anderson’s Cassie Mogilner Holmes and colleagues found interesting things about the relationship between free time and happiness.
Causes Inhibiting the Benefits of Economic Policies
Policymakers must recognize the need to design policies that are accessible to everyone, not just a few expert financial-market participants.
The Soaring Inflation of Today
On this episode of the Capitalisn’t podcast, the host talk with Chicago Booth’s Raghuram Rajan about the soaring inflation of today.
The Importance of a Team
The best way to prepare your team for the company's financial viability and mission is to build a team that is sensitive to them.
The Limitations of Having Excessive Free Time
UCLA Anderson’s Cassie Mogilner Holmes and colleagues found interesting things about the relationship between free time and happiness.
