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A way to keep errant companies in line—for awhile
Corporate monitors can reduce lawbreaking, but their influence fades quickly.
How a US anti-corruption law boosted economic growth in rural Africa
Increased enforcement of a decades-old statute had far-flung positive consequences .
Why auditors hire graduates of local colleges
In accounting, hiring locally has measurable benefits.
Banking regulators operate differently under public scrutiny
A regulatory move toward transparency has broadly changed the behavior of bank monitors as well as outcomes for banks.
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Are we really more productive working from home?
Data from the pandemic can guide organizations struggling to reimagine the new office.
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Who is right about inflation?
The US Fed and consumers have very different expectations about the future.
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A new approach to ensuring drugs are safe
Researchers propose a new empirical method for monitoring and evaluating the safety of drugs already on the market.
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How rational bank behavior can lead to risky lending
Banks have an incentive to issue risky loans, even amid signs of economic trouble.
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Why craft beer’s rise is a warning flag for all sorts of big brands
Research suggests a supply-driven explanation for millennials’ taste for craft beer.
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The end of ‘the end of inflation’
Inflation can no longer be dismissed as only a concern of the past.