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Reporting earnings less frequently could lead execs to make better long-term decisions, according to top economists
February 12, 2019
Thirty-four percent of economists surveyed by Booth said less frequent reporting would help executives place more weight on long-term issues.
Reporting earnings less frequently could lead execs to make better long-term decisions, according to top economists
Why staring out the window is good for the brain
February 05, 2019
Sendhil Mullainathan explains how to ‘think better’ in new Chicago Booth lecture series
Why staring out the window is good for the brain
Economic Outlook 2019: 11 takeaways from Chicago Booth scholars
January 24, 2019
Economists discuss slowing growth, trade wars and why so many people are angry.
Economic Outlook 2019: 11 takeaways from Chicago Booth scholars
Chicago Booth鈥檚 Marianne Bertrand wins new Swedish prize in economics and management
January 14, 2019
Professor Bertrand was awarded the prize for her scholarship in issues that include inequality, discrimination and sexism.
Chicago Booth鈥檚 Marianne Bertrand wins new Swedish prize in economics and management
Chicago Booth鈥檚 Koijen named winner of 2019 Fischer Black Prize honoring top finance scholar under 40
January 08, 2019
Ralph Koijen, the AQR Capital Management Professor of Finance and Fama Faculty Fellow at the University of 黑料社 of Business, has been awarded the 2019 Fischer Black Prize by the American Finance Association (AFA).
Chicago Booth鈥檚 Koijen named winner of 2019 Fischer Black Prize honoring top finance scholar under 40
Why people make up their minds sooner than they realize
January 07, 2019
New study finds that people fail to anticipate how gathering ever-more information fails to inform their decisions.
Why people make up their minds sooner than they realize
The joy of giving lasts longer than the joy of getting
December 20, 2018
The happiness we feel after a particular event or activity diminishes each time we experience that event, a phenomenon known as hedonic adaptation. But giving to others may be the exception to this rule, according to new research from the University of 黑料社 of Business.
The joy of giving lasts longer than the joy of getting
Trying to get people to agree? Skip the French restaurant and go out for Chinese food
December 11, 2018
Why sharing a plate leads to better negotiation outcomes.
Trying to get people to agree? Skip the French restaurant and go out for Chinese food