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Elisabeth Kempf says to beware of polarization in your office
Professional contexts aren’t immune to partisan fragmentation.
Line of Inquiry: Brent Neiman on tracing international capital flows
Chicago Booth’s Brent Neiman and his coauthors have used micro data to construct a new picture of country-level investment portfolios.
Why was there a Treasury bond crisis amid the COVID-19 stock market crash?
The ominous market behavior reflected a new form of inefficiency introduced as a safety measure after the 2008–09 financial crisis.
What does business owe society?
Experts from across the globe consider the Friedman doctrine and the social responsibilities of contemporary companies.
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How leaders can rise to the challenge of COVID-19
Crisis-management essentials for coping with emergencies
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Ever closer to an optimally cost-efficient assembly-line operation
Researchers create a computationally efficient model for assemble-to-order operations.
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COVID-19 is changing key business relationships
That makes this crisis different from past ones.
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COVID-19 will end some jobs, and transform others
The jobs that come back after the pandemic won’t necessarily be the same as those that have been lost.
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A 150-year-old bank failure may still be haunting Black communities
The failure of the Freedman’s Bank may have had long-lasting repercussions for attitudes toward banking.
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What percentage of the population has contracted COVID-19?
Chicago Booth’s Panos Toulis suggests a statistical method that can help officials arrive at more accurate infection counts.