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College students are narrowing the gender wage gap
More women are choosing college majors once dominated by men—but they're still working fewer hours for less money.
Capitalisn’t: Is the American presidency for sale?
Hosts Kate Waldock and Luigi Zingales break down the economics of money in politics.
Let your customers tell you when to pivot
Small-business owners can get guidance by surveying their own customers.
Is there a culture problem among startups?
Chicago Booth’s Steve Kaplan and Starr Marcello are joined by New York Times reporter Mike Isaac to discuss the role of corporate governance in entrepreneurship.
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Does America have an antitrust problem?
Markets are becoming more concentrated—and, arguably, less competitive.
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Secrets of wait loss
As life moves faster, everyone’s patience is wearing thin. Who gets to the head of the line quickest?
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Demand for niche products is growing
Marketers will have to cater to increasingly narrow tastes.
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How (in)accurate is machine learning?
Evaluating the performance of machine-learning tools isn't always easily done.
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A problem with hospital ratings—and how to fix it
A new model for rating and ranking hospital performance draws on a concept from portfolio management.
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Why do some companies ignore new technology?
The economic environment during which institutions emerge may have long-lasting effects on both culture and willingness to adopt valuable new offerings.