Targeted accounting rules could make research spending more efficient.

Evidence is revealing the power, limits, and confounding effects of monetary policy.

Consumer sentiment may have significant environmental effects.

The way businesses structure their offerings influences how consumers research products.

Maybe it’s not what the Fed says but what it does that matters.

Chicago Booth's Samantha Coleman talks about authenticity in leadership.

Advice for policymakers and large employers, who will be enlisted in minimizing job losses.

Chicago Booth's Eric Zwick discusses America's under-the-radar millionaire class and its political power.

Decision-makers consistently overestimate how negatively others will judge them.

Chicago Booth's Giovanni Compiani talks about his research using artificial intelligence to analyze "unstructured data" such as reviews and product photos.

Over the last couple of weeks, AI risk seems to have gone mainstream. Social media was set abuzz when some current and former Anthropic employees noted that they genuinely believed that there was a re...

Chicago Booth’s Eric Zwick discusses how the wealthy bend policy to their advantage.

Overconfidence leads to poorer decisions.

Policies adopted by the Trump Administration and Republicans in Congress have adversely impacted individuals and families living in rural communities.

Economist Mariana Mazzucato makes the case for reshaping markets around the common good.

The full value of workplace conversations is easy to overlook.

Research quantifies the wasted effort people expend trying to stand out.

A survey indicates that policies and training are lagging in systematically problematic ways.

A shared language can reduce ambiguity and misunderstandings.

Chicago Booth’s Eric Zwick discusses how the wealthy bend policy to their advantage.

Some cashed in on the 2018 tariffs, while others lost out.

Chicago Booth’s Eric Zwick talks about the rise of an overlooked class of wealthy American.

The same architectures used to process language could shed new light on financial markets.

Why management still matters in the age of AI.

MIT’s Daron Acemoglu discusses why the system that delivered unprecedented freedom and prosperity abandoned the working class in favor of the college-educated elite.

On one level the much-anticipated speech of Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh at the Jackson Hole conference was not especially surprising. The key message, after all, was that with inflation remaining elevate...

An expert panel considers the relative trajectories of two economies.

Chicago Booth’s Kristin Donnelly talks about her research on time-duration asymmetry.

John Paul Rollert takes up the different ways money can preoccupy us.

Ariel Kalil argues many of us have been thinking wrong about how to encourage parents to talk and read with their children.

Research takes on the problems that plague price indexes.

Chris Griswold of the think tank American Compass argues that we need to stop viewing our economy as a force of nature.

NY Fed explores how clearing reforms, payment innovations, and blockchain technology will impact market liquidity and policy.

Despite widespread predictions of increased unemployment, experts are uncertain how and where jobs will be affected.

One consequence of the more tumultuous geopolitical environment of the 2020s has been a material rise in global defense spending, and one that looks set to continue.

Chicago Booth’s Christine Carpenter shares her insights on management and leadership.

In one set of experiments, AI produced results on par with humans—at a fraction of the cost.