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Summer 2018

  • How to be happy without earning more

    Abundance does not equate to happiness, according to research. Here’s how to convert wealth into satisfaction.

  • The 300 secrets to high stock returns

    Has the hunt for investable factors gone too far?

  • Globalization is close to its ‘holy cow’ moment

    Why we must rethink our outdated ideas about international trade

  • Why the ‘dollars a day’ pitch works

    Framing a cost as a series of small daily expenses makes an offer more tempting.

  • Behavioral economics from nuts to ‘nudges’

    A bowl of cashews led to a research breakthrough.

  • Jane L. Risen says to fess up and skip the cover-up

    Avoiding the risk of immediate failure can lower the odds of long-term success.

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    • Public Policy

Want more policies based on evidence?

Want more policies based on evidence?
By Christian Leuz| May 25, 2018
Medicine teaches us it will take time, effort, and investment.
    • Economics
    • Public Policy

Fiscal policy has put the US on an earthquake fault of debt

The US is not on the brink of a debt crisis—but it’s blundering toward one.

By John H. Cochrane| May 31, 2018

    • Behavioral Science

Why consumers make bad decisions—and how policy makers can help

Smart financial decisions may seem straightforward. But, as the United States’ $14.5 trillion in household debt attests, such decisions can be tough for consumers.

By Alice G. Walton| Mar 01, 2018

    • Entrepreneurship
    • Finance

Insider information can mislead start-up investors

Research suggests that what you know is at least as important as who you know. 

By Michael Maiello| Mar 08, 2018

    • Behavioral Science

Why there is a downside to high expectations

When people fall short of expectations early on, many become concerned with what others think and potentially give up or change course, research suggests.

By Ed Finkel| Feb 23, 2018

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