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A Real Look at Real World Corporate Governance
Seeing Green: The Effects of Financial Exposures on Support for Climate Action
Despite the large common net benefits of climate mitigation, broad-based political consensus for large-scale policy action remains elusive. We hypothesize that financial exposure to energy stocks central to the green transition can induce…
Firm Climate Investment: A Glass Half-full
The green transition will require large investments from firms, yet little is known about the scale and drivers of climate-related capital expenditure across the UK economy. To address this gap, we draw on a large, representative survey of UK…
Manufacturing Risk-Free Government Debt
When debt is priced fairly, governments face a trade-off between insuring bondholders and taxpayers. If the government decides to fully insure bondholders by manufacturing risk-free debt, then it cannot insure taxpayers against permanent macro-…
A Breach in the Great Wall: Why Are Chinese Companies Listed in the U.S. Subject to Lower Disclosure Standards?
Over the years, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has exempted foreign private issuers (FPIs)—foreign companies traded on U.S. exchanges—from certain U.S. securities laws in order to attract high-quality companies from companies…
Exploring the Characteristics Associated With Diabetes and Hypertension Performance in Community Health Centers
Roadmap or Compass? The Value of Prior Collaborative Experience in an Unfamiliar Task Environment
When a temporary team faces an unfamiliar task environment, it should particularly benefit from including members who have collaborated before. Although several studies have made this prediction, it has not been supported empirically. We…
The Assignment of Intellectual Property Rights and Innovation
We study how the assignment of intellectual property rights between inventors and their employers affects innovation. Incomplete contracting theories predict that stronger employer property rights reduce the threat that employee inventors hold up…
A Registered Report Megastudy on the Persuasiveness of the Most-cited Climate Messages
It is important to understand how persuasive the most-cited climate change messaging strategies are. In five replication studies, we found limited evidence of persuasive effects of three highly cited strategies (N = 3,216). We then…
Do Coercive Liability-Management Exercises Destroy Firm Value?
Over the past several years, the utilization of liability-management exercises (LMEs) as financial restructuring strategies for overleveraged companies in the U.S. has exploded, taking share from conventional bankruptcies and workouts. The use of…
From Local Knowledge to Global Patterns: A Cross-cultural Study of the Dimensions of Hazards and Adaptive Capacity
Understanding the human impacts of environmental hazards is a growing concern. While there is a plethora of research on climate adaptation, the literature is highly fragmented, and empirical studies are rarely carried out with global samples.…
Intermediation via Credit Chains
The modern financial system features complicated intermediation chains, with each layer performing some degree of credit/maturity transformation. We develop a dynamic model where an ultimate borrower obtains funds from overlappinggeneration…
Policy News and Stock Market Volatility
We use newspapers to create Equity Market Volatility (EMV) trackers at daily and monthly frequencies. Our headline EMV tracker moves closely with the VIX and the S&P500 returns volatility in and out of sample. We exploit the volume of…
Politics and Policy Where State Capacity is Low
Governments define and protect property rights, which facilitate investment, regulate economic activities to manage externalities, and provide the public goods and services necessary for a healthy, educated and…
Why do people choose extreme candidates? The role of identity relevance
Elected officials are increasingly extreme. Research trying to understand this trend has tended to focus on structural factors, such as primary elections and changes in the supply of candidates. Less emphasis has been placed on psychological…
Fifteen reasons you should read this paper: How providing many arguments increases perceptions of both expertise and persuasive intent
People generally believe more is better in persuasion, for good reason. Past research has shown that providing more arguments can enhance a message’s persuasiveness. In contrast, we demonstrate that increasing the number of…
A Framework for Geoeconomics
Governments use their countries’ economic strength from financial and trade relationships to achieve geopolitical and economic goals. We provide a model of the sources of geoeconomic power and how it is wielded. The source of this power is the…
Introduction to Corporate Governance
Corporate governance has become a well-discussed and controversial topic among corporations, shareholders, and the general public. However, the debate over what constitutes “good governance” often lacks structure, making it difficult for…
Low Rate of Completion of Recommended Tests and Referrals in an Academic Primary Care Practice with Resident Trainees
Background
A frequent, preventable cause of diagnostic errors involves failure to follow up on…
Promoting Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Surveys: Insights From a Patient-Engaged Study To Assess Long COVID Healthcare Needs in Brazil
Background and Objective
Long COVID (LC) refers to persistent symptoms after acute COVID-19 infection, which may persist for months or years. LC affects millions of people globally, with substantial impacts on quality of life, employment…
Shared language for health equity: Preferences across the political spectrum
Skylo: Course Correcting Mid Launch
Sports Business Management: Decision Making Around the Globe
This new edition of a widely adopted textbook equips students with a comprehensive understanding of the sport industry. With a focus on management, strategy, marketing and finance, the decision-making approach of the book emphasizes key concepts…
Talking about what we support versus oppose affects others’ openness to our views
People’s unwillingness to engage with others who hold views that differ from their own—in other words, their lack of receptiveness to opposing views—is a growing problem globally. We explore the possibility that something as simple as how people…
The Human Side of Scaling: Stella & Dot
In early 2018, Jessica Herrin faces four leadership dilemmas with no obviously correct answers.
Herrin built Stella & Dot from a living room trunk show in 2003 into a nearly $300 million direct-sales jewelry company with tens of…
Working Papers: Multiple Criteria
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Working Papers - Compact
Seeing Green: The Effects of Financial Exposures on Support for Climate Action
Despite the large common net benefits of climate mitigation, broad-based political consensus for large-scale policy action remains elusive. We hypothesize that financial exposure to energy stocks central to the green transition can induce…
Firm Climate Investment: A Glass Half-full
The green transition will require large investments from firms, yet little is known about the scale and drivers of climate-related capital expenditure across the UK economy. To address this gap, we draw on a large, representative survey of UK…
Manufacturing Risk-Free Government Debt
When debt is priced fairly, governments face a trade-off between insuring bondholders and taxpayers. If the government decides to fully insure bondholders by manufacturing risk-free debt, then it cannot insure taxpayers against permanent macro-…
A Breach in the Great Wall: Why Are Chinese Companies Listed in the U.S. Subject to Lower Disclosure Standards?
Over the years, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has exempted foreign private issuers (FPIs)—foreign companies traded on U.S. exchanges—from certain U.S. securities laws in order to attract high-quality companies from companies…
Exploring the Characteristics Associated With Diabetes and Hypertension Performance in Community Health Centers
Roadmap or Compass? The Value of Prior Collaborative Experience in an Unfamiliar Task Environment
When a temporary team faces an unfamiliar task environment, it should particularly benefit from including members who have collaborated before. Although several studies have made this prediction, it has not been supported empirically. We…
The Assignment of Intellectual Property Rights and Innovation
We study how the assignment of intellectual property rights between inventors and their employers affects innovation. Incomplete contracting theories predict that stronger employer property rights reduce the threat that employee inventors hold up…
A Registered Report Megastudy on the Persuasiveness of the Most-cited Climate Messages
It is important to understand how persuasive the most-cited climate change messaging strategies are. In five replication studies, we found limited evidence of persuasive effects of three highly cited strategies (N = 3,216). We then…
Do Coercive Liability-Management Exercises Destroy Firm Value?
Over the past several years, the utilization of liability-management exercises (LMEs) as financial restructuring strategies for overleveraged companies in the U.S. has exploded, taking share from conventional bankruptcies and workouts. The use of…
From Local Knowledge to Global Patterns: A Cross-cultural Study of the Dimensions of Hazards and Adaptive Capacity
Understanding the human impacts of environmental hazards is a growing concern. While there is a plethora of research on climate adaptation, the literature is highly fragmented, and empirical studies are rarely carried out with global samples.…
Intermediation via Credit Chains
The modern financial system features complicated intermediation chains, with each layer performing some degree of credit/maturity transformation. We develop a dynamic model where an ultimate borrower obtains funds from overlappinggeneration…
Policy News and Stock Market Volatility
We use newspapers to create Equity Market Volatility (EMV) trackers at daily and monthly frequencies. Our headline EMV tracker moves closely with the VIX and the S&P500 returns volatility in and out of sample. We exploit the volume of…
Politics and Policy Where State Capacity is Low
Governments define and protect property rights, which facilitate investment, regulate economic activities to manage externalities, and provide the public goods and services necessary for a healthy, educated and…
Why do people choose extreme candidates? The role of identity relevance
Elected officials are increasingly extreme. Research trying to understand this trend has tended to focus on structural factors, such as primary elections and changes in the supply of candidates. Less emphasis has been placed on psychological…
Fifteen reasons you should read this paper: How providing many arguments increases perceptions of both expertise and persuasive intent
People generally believe more is better in persuasion, for good reason. Past research has shown that providing more arguments can enhance a message’s persuasiveness. In contrast, we demonstrate that increasing the number of…
A Framework for Geoeconomics
Governments use their countries’ economic strength from financial and trade relationships to achieve geopolitical and economic goals. We provide a model of the sources of geoeconomic power and how it is wielded. The source of this power is the…
Introduction to Corporate Governance
Corporate governance has become a well-discussed and controversial topic among corporations, shareholders, and the general public. However, the debate over what constitutes “good governance” often lacks structure, making it difficult for…
Low Rate of Completion of Recommended Tests and Referrals in an Academic Primary Care Practice with Resident Trainees
Background
A frequent, preventable cause of diagnostic errors involves failure to follow up on…
Promoting Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Surveys: Insights From a Patient-Engaged Study To Assess Long COVID Healthcare Needs in Brazil
Background and Objective
Long COVID (LC) refers to persistent symptoms after acute COVID-19 infection, which may persist for months or years. LC affects millions of people globally, with substantial impacts on quality of life, employment…
Shared language for health equity: Preferences across the political spectrum
Skylo: Course Correcting Mid Launch
Sports Business Management: Decision Making Around the Globe
This new edition of a widely adopted textbook equips students with a comprehensive understanding of the sport industry. With a focus on management, strategy, marketing and finance, the decision-making approach of the book emphasizes key concepts…
Talking about what we support versus oppose affects others’ openness to our views
People’s unwillingness to engage with others who hold views that differ from their own—in other words, their lack of receptiveness to opposing views—is a growing problem globally. We explore the possibility that something as simple as how people…
The Human Side of Scaling: Stella & Dot
In early 2018, Jessica Herrin faces four leadership dilemmas with no obviously correct answers.
Herrin built Stella & Dot from a living room trunk show in 2003 into a nearly $300 million direct-sales jewelry company with tens of…
Working Papers - Expanded
Seeing Green: The Effects of Financial Exposures on Support for Climate Action
Despite the large common net benefits of climate mitigation, broad-based political consensus for large-scale policy action remains elusive. We hypothesize that financial exposure to energy stocks central to the green transition can induce…
Firm Climate Investment: A Glass Half-full
The green transition will require large investments from firms, yet little is known about the scale and drivers of climate-related capital expenditure across the UK economy. To address this gap, we draw on a large, representative survey of UK…
Manufacturing Risk-Free Government Debt
When debt is priced fairly, governments face a trade-off between insuring bondholders and taxpayers. If the government decides to fully insure bondholders by manufacturing risk-free debt, then it cannot insure taxpayers against permanent macro-…
A Breach in the Great Wall: Why Are Chinese Companies Listed in the U.S. Subject to Lower Disclosure Standards?
Over the years, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has exempted foreign private issuers (FPIs)—foreign companies traded on U.S. exchanges—from certain U.S. securities laws in order to attract high-quality companies from companies…
Exploring the Characteristics Associated With Diabetes and Hypertension Performance in Community Health Centers
Roadmap or Compass? The Value of Prior Collaborative Experience in an Unfamiliar Task Environment
When a temporary team faces an unfamiliar task environment, it should particularly benefit from including members who have collaborated before. Although several studies have made this prediction, it has not been supported empirically. We…
The Assignment of Intellectual Property Rights and Innovation
We study how the assignment of intellectual property rights between inventors and their employers affects innovation. Incomplete contracting theories predict that stronger employer property rights reduce the threat that employee inventors hold up…
A Registered Report Megastudy on the Persuasiveness of the Most-cited Climate Messages
It is important to understand how persuasive the most-cited climate change messaging strategies are. In five replication studies, we found limited evidence of persuasive effects of three highly cited strategies (N = 3,216). We then…
Do Coercive Liability-Management Exercises Destroy Firm Value?
Over the past several years, the utilization of liability-management exercises (LMEs) as financial restructuring strategies for overleveraged companies in the U.S. has exploded, taking share from conventional bankruptcies and workouts. The use of…
From Local Knowledge to Global Patterns: A Cross-cultural Study of the Dimensions of Hazards and Adaptive Capacity
Understanding the human impacts of environmental hazards is a growing concern. While there is a plethora of research on climate adaptation, the literature is highly fragmented, and empirical studies are rarely carried out with global samples.…
Intermediation via Credit Chains
The modern financial system features complicated intermediation chains, with each layer performing some degree of credit/maturity transformation. We develop a dynamic model where an ultimate borrower obtains funds from overlappinggeneration…
Policy News and Stock Market Volatility
We use newspapers to create Equity Market Volatility (EMV) trackers at daily and monthly frequencies. Our headline EMV tracker moves closely with the VIX and the S&P500 returns volatility in and out of sample. We exploit the volume of…
Politics and Policy Where State Capacity is Low
Governments define and protect property rights, which facilitate investment, regulate economic activities to manage externalities, and provide the public goods and services necessary for a healthy, educated and…
Why do people choose extreme candidates? The role of identity relevance
Elected officials are increasingly extreme. Research trying to understand this trend has tended to focus on structural factors, such as primary elections and changes in the supply of candidates. Less emphasis has been placed on psychological…
Fifteen reasons you should read this paper: How providing many arguments increases perceptions of both expertise and persuasive intent
People generally believe more is better in persuasion, for good reason. Past research has shown that providing more arguments can enhance a message’s persuasiveness. In contrast, we demonstrate that increasing the number of…
A Framework for Geoeconomics
Governments use their countries’ economic strength from financial and trade relationships to achieve geopolitical and economic goals. We provide a model of the sources of geoeconomic power and how it is wielded. The source of this power is the…
Introduction to Corporate Governance
Corporate governance has become a well-discussed and controversial topic among corporations, shareholders, and the general public. However, the debate over what constitutes “good governance” often lacks structure, making it difficult for…
Low Rate of Completion of Recommended Tests and Referrals in an Academic Primary Care Practice with Resident Trainees
Background
A frequent, preventable cause of diagnostic errors involves failure to follow up on…
Promoting Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Surveys: Insights From a Patient-Engaged Study To Assess Long COVID Healthcare Needs in Brazil
Background and Objective
Long COVID (LC) refers to persistent symptoms after acute COVID-19 infection, which may persist for months or years. LC affects millions of people globally, with substantial impacts on quality of life, employment…
Shared language for health equity: Preferences across the political spectrum
Skylo: Course Correcting Mid Launch
Sports Business Management: Decision Making Around the Globe
This new edition of a widely adopted textbook equips students with a comprehensive understanding of the sport industry. With a focus on management, strategy, marketing and finance, the decision-making approach of the book emphasizes key concepts…
Talking about what we support versus oppose affects others’ openness to our views
People’s unwillingness to engage with others who hold views that differ from their own—in other words, their lack of receptiveness to opposing views—is a growing problem globally. We explore the possibility that something as simple as how people…
The Human Side of Scaling: Stella & Dot
In early 2018, Jessica Herrin faces four leadership dilemmas with no obviously correct answers.
Herrin built Stella & Dot from a living room trunk show in 2003 into a nearly $300 million direct-sales jewelry company with tens of…
ACT Projects: Multiple Criteria
This list, used in the Alumni ACT section, lets you select ACT projects to display, and how many to display. The default is three. You can filter your list using one or more of the following: node IDs, status, project type, project focus, organization type. In addition you can select one or more of these fields to display: organization location, URL, project locations, project type, project focus, organization type.
Cost Analysis, Full Team Projects
All Stories: Multiple Criteria
This list lets you select stories written by Marketing, and how many to display. The default is 10. The type of story (announcement, idea story, etc.) is a required field. You can filter your list using one or more of the following: title link, keyword, center & research program, alumni program, promoted in Re:Think, academic area, additional topics, region of interest.
Stories - Compact View (No Media Mentions)
Stories - Expanded View (No Media Mentions)
Media Mentions - Expanded
Books: Multiple Criteria
This list lets you select Books to display, and how many to display. The default is three. You can filter your list using one or more of the following: node IDs, faculty author, academic area, additional topics, CIRCLE, keywords.
Finance Books - Compact
Seeing Green: The Effects of Financial Exposures on Support for Climate Action
Despite the large common net benefits of climate mitigation, broad-based political consensus for large-scale policy action remains elusive. We hypothesize that financial exposure to energy stocks central to the green transition can induce…
Firm Climate Investment: A Glass Half-full
The green transition will require large investments from firms, yet little is known about the scale and drivers of climate-related capital expenditure across the UK economy. To address this gap, we draw on a large, representative survey of UK…
Manufacturing Risk-Free Government Debt
When debt is priced fairly, governments face a trade-off between insuring bondholders and taxpayers. If the government decides to fully insure bondholders by manufacturing risk-free debt, then it cannot insure taxpayers against permanent macro-…
A Breach in the Great Wall: Why Are Chinese Companies Listed in the U.S. Subject to Lower Disclosure Standards?
Over the years, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has exempted foreign private issuers (FPIs)—foreign companies traded on U.S. exchanges—from certain U.S. securities laws in order to attract high-quality companies from companies…
Exploring the Characteristics Associated With Diabetes and Hypertension Performance in Community Health Centers
Roadmap or Compass? The Value of Prior Collaborative Experience in an Unfamiliar Task Environment
When a temporary team faces an unfamiliar task environment, it should particularly benefit from including members who have collaborated before. Although several studies have made this prediction, it has not been supported empirically. We…
The Assignment of Intellectual Property Rights and Innovation
We study how the assignment of intellectual property rights between inventors and their employers affects innovation. Incomplete contracting theories predict that stronger employer property rights reduce the threat that employee inventors hold up…
A Registered Report Megastudy on the Persuasiveness of the Most-cited Climate Messages
It is important to understand how persuasive the most-cited climate change messaging strategies are. In five replication studies, we found limited evidence of persuasive effects of three highly cited strategies (N = 3,216). We then…
Do Coercive Liability-Management Exercises Destroy Firm Value?
Over the past several years, the utilization of liability-management exercises (LMEs) as financial restructuring strategies for overleveraged companies in the U.S. has exploded, taking share from conventional bankruptcies and workouts. The use of…
From Local Knowledge to Global Patterns: A Cross-cultural Study of the Dimensions of Hazards and Adaptive Capacity
Understanding the human impacts of environmental hazards is a growing concern. While there is a plethora of research on climate adaptation, the literature is highly fragmented, and empirical studies are rarely carried out with global samples.…
Intermediation via Credit Chains
The modern financial system features complicated intermediation chains, with each layer performing some degree of credit/maturity transformation. We develop a dynamic model where an ultimate borrower obtains funds from overlappinggeneration…
Policy News and Stock Market Volatility
We use newspapers to create Equity Market Volatility (EMV) trackers at daily and monthly frequencies. Our headline EMV tracker moves closely with the VIX and the S&P500 returns volatility in and out of sample. We exploit the volume of…
Politics and Policy Where State Capacity is Low
Governments define and protect property rights, which facilitate investment, regulate economic activities to manage externalities, and provide the public goods and services necessary for a healthy, educated and…
Why do people choose extreme candidates? The role of identity relevance
Elected officials are increasingly extreme. Research trying to understand this trend has tended to focus on structural factors, such as primary elections and changes in the supply of candidates. Less emphasis has been placed on psychological…
Fifteen reasons you should read this paper: How providing many arguments increases perceptions of both expertise and persuasive intent
People generally believe more is better in persuasion, for good reason. Past research has shown that providing more arguments can enhance a message’s persuasiveness. In contrast, we demonstrate that increasing the number of…
A Framework for Geoeconomics
Governments use their countries’ economic strength from financial and trade relationships to achieve geopolitical and economic goals. We provide a model of the sources of geoeconomic power and how it is wielded. The source of this power is the…
Introduction to Corporate Governance
Corporate governance has become a well-discussed and controversial topic among corporations, shareholders, and the general public. However, the debate over what constitutes “good governance” often lacks structure, making it difficult for…
Low Rate of Completion of Recommended Tests and Referrals in an Academic Primary Care Practice with Resident Trainees
Background
A frequent, preventable cause of diagnostic errors involves failure to follow up on…
Promoting Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Surveys: Insights From a Patient-Engaged Study To Assess Long COVID Healthcare Needs in Brazil
Background and Objective
Long COVID (LC) refers to persistent symptoms after acute COVID-19 infection, which may persist for months or years. LC affects millions of people globally, with substantial impacts on quality of life, employment…
Shared language for health equity: Preferences across the political spectrum
Skylo: Course Correcting Mid Launch
Sports Business Management: Decision Making Around the Globe
This new edition of a widely adopted textbook equips students with a comprehensive understanding of the sport industry. With a focus on management, strategy, marketing and finance, the decision-making approach of the book emphasizes key concepts…
Talking about what we support versus oppose affects others’ openness to our views
People’s unwillingness to engage with others who hold views that differ from their own—in other words, their lack of receptiveness to opposing views—is a growing problem globally. We explore the possibility that something as simple as how people…
The Human Side of Scaling: Stella & Dot
In early 2018, Jessica Herrin faces four leadership dilemmas with no obviously correct answers.
Herrin built Stella & Dot from a living room trunk show in 2003 into a nearly $300 million direct-sales jewelry company with tens of…
Finance Books - Expanded
Seeing Green: The Effects of Financial Exposures on Support for Climate Action
Despite the large common net benefits of climate mitigation, broad-based political consensus for large-scale policy action remains elusive. We hypothesize that financial exposure to energy stocks central to the green transition can induce…
Firm Climate Investment: A Glass Half-full
The green transition will require large investments from firms, yet little is known about the scale and drivers of climate-related capital expenditure across the UK economy. To address this gap, we draw on a large, representative survey of UK…
Manufacturing Risk-Free Government Debt
When debt is priced fairly, governments face a trade-off between insuring bondholders and taxpayers. If the government decides to fully insure bondholders by manufacturing risk-free debt, then it cannot insure taxpayers against permanent macro-…
A Breach in the Great Wall: Why Are Chinese Companies Listed in the U.S. Subject to Lower Disclosure Standards?
Over the years, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has exempted foreign private issuers (FPIs)—foreign companies traded on U.S. exchanges—from certain U.S. securities laws in order to attract high-quality companies from companies…
Exploring the Characteristics Associated With Diabetes and Hypertension Performance in Community Health Centers
Roadmap or Compass? The Value of Prior Collaborative Experience in an Unfamiliar Task Environment
When a temporary team faces an unfamiliar task environment, it should particularly benefit from including members who have collaborated before. Although several studies have made this prediction, it has not been supported empirically. We…
The Assignment of Intellectual Property Rights and Innovation
We study how the assignment of intellectual property rights between inventors and their employers affects innovation. Incomplete contracting theories predict that stronger employer property rights reduce the threat that employee inventors hold up…
A Registered Report Megastudy on the Persuasiveness of the Most-cited Climate Messages
It is important to understand how persuasive the most-cited climate change messaging strategies are. In five replication studies, we found limited evidence of persuasive effects of three highly cited strategies (N = 3,216). We then…
Do Coercive Liability-Management Exercises Destroy Firm Value?
Over the past several years, the utilization of liability-management exercises (LMEs) as financial restructuring strategies for overleveraged companies in the U.S. has exploded, taking share from conventional bankruptcies and workouts. The use of…
From Local Knowledge to Global Patterns: A Cross-cultural Study of the Dimensions of Hazards and Adaptive Capacity
Understanding the human impacts of environmental hazards is a growing concern. While there is a plethora of research on climate adaptation, the literature is highly fragmented, and empirical studies are rarely carried out with global samples.…
Intermediation via Credit Chains
The modern financial system features complicated intermediation chains, with each layer performing some degree of credit/maturity transformation. We develop a dynamic model where an ultimate borrower obtains funds from overlappinggeneration…
Policy News and Stock Market Volatility
We use newspapers to create Equity Market Volatility (EMV) trackers at daily and monthly frequencies. Our headline EMV tracker moves closely with the VIX and the S&P500 returns volatility in and out of sample. We exploit the volume of…
Politics and Policy Where State Capacity is Low
Governments define and protect property rights, which facilitate investment, regulate economic activities to manage externalities, and provide the public goods and services necessary for a healthy, educated and…
Why do people choose extreme candidates? The role of identity relevance
Elected officials are increasingly extreme. Research trying to understand this trend has tended to focus on structural factors, such as primary elections and changes in the supply of candidates. Less emphasis has been placed on psychological…
Fifteen reasons you should read this paper: How providing many arguments increases perceptions of both expertise and persuasive intent
People generally believe more is better in persuasion, for good reason. Past research has shown that providing more arguments can enhance a message’s persuasiveness. In contrast, we demonstrate that increasing the number of…
A Framework for Geoeconomics
Governments use their countries’ economic strength from financial and trade relationships to achieve geopolitical and economic goals. We provide a model of the sources of geoeconomic power and how it is wielded. The source of this power is the…
Introduction to Corporate Governance
Corporate governance has become a well-discussed and controversial topic among corporations, shareholders, and the general public. However, the debate over what constitutes “good governance” often lacks structure, making it difficult for…
Low Rate of Completion of Recommended Tests and Referrals in an Academic Primary Care Practice with Resident Trainees
Background
A frequent, preventable cause of diagnostic errors involves failure to follow up on…
Promoting Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Surveys: Insights From a Patient-Engaged Study To Assess Long COVID Healthcare Needs in Brazil
Background and Objective
Long COVID (LC) refers to persistent symptoms after acute COVID-19 infection, which may persist for months or years. LC affects millions of people globally, with substantial impacts on quality of life, employment…
Shared language for health equity: Preferences across the political spectrum
Skylo: Course Correcting Mid Launch
Sports Business Management: Decision Making Around the Globe
This new edition of a widely adopted textbook equips students with a comprehensive understanding of the sport industry. With a focus on management, strategy, marketing and finance, the decision-making approach of the book emphasizes key concepts…
Talking about what we support versus oppose affects others’ openness to our views
People’s unwillingness to engage with others who hold views that differ from their own—in other words, their lack of receptiveness to opposing views—is a growing problem globally. We explore the possibility that something as simple as how people…
The Human Side of Scaling: Stella & Dot
In early 2018, Jessica Herrin faces four leadership dilemmas with no obviously correct answers.
Herrin built Stella & Dot from a living room trunk show in 2003 into a nearly $300 million direct-sales jewelry company with tens of…
Cases: Multiple Criteria
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Nonprofit Cases - Compact
Nonprofit Cases - Expanded
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CSI Faculty
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Accounting Journal Articles - Compact
Seeing Green: The Effects of Financial Exposures on Support for Climate Action
Despite the large common net benefits of climate mitigation, broad-based political consensus for large-scale policy action remains elusive. We hypothesize that financial exposure to energy stocks central to the green transition can induce…
Firm Climate Investment: A Glass Half-full
The green transition will require large investments from firms, yet little is known about the scale and drivers of climate-related capital expenditure across the UK economy. To address this gap, we draw on a large, representative survey of UK…
Manufacturing Risk-Free Government Debt
When debt is priced fairly, governments face a trade-off between insuring bondholders and taxpayers. If the government decides to fully insure bondholders by manufacturing risk-free debt, then it cannot insure taxpayers against permanent macro-…
A Breach in the Great Wall: Why Are Chinese Companies Listed in the U.S. Subject to Lower Disclosure Standards?
Over the years, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has exempted foreign private issuers (FPIs)—foreign companies traded on U.S. exchanges—from certain U.S. securities laws in order to attract high-quality companies from companies…
Exploring the Characteristics Associated With Diabetes and Hypertension Performance in Community Health Centers
Roadmap or Compass? The Value of Prior Collaborative Experience in an Unfamiliar Task Environment
When a temporary team faces an unfamiliar task environment, it should particularly benefit from including members who have collaborated before. Although several studies have made this prediction, it has not been supported empirically. We…
The Assignment of Intellectual Property Rights and Innovation
We study how the assignment of intellectual property rights between inventors and their employers affects innovation. Incomplete contracting theories predict that stronger employer property rights reduce the threat that employee inventors hold up…
A Registered Report Megastudy on the Persuasiveness of the Most-cited Climate Messages
It is important to understand how persuasive the most-cited climate change messaging strategies are. In five replication studies, we found limited evidence of persuasive effects of three highly cited strategies (N = 3,216). We then…
Do Coercive Liability-Management Exercises Destroy Firm Value?
Over the past several years, the utilization of liability-management exercises (LMEs) as financial restructuring strategies for overleveraged companies in the U.S. has exploded, taking share from conventional bankruptcies and workouts. The use of…
From Local Knowledge to Global Patterns: A Cross-cultural Study of the Dimensions of Hazards and Adaptive Capacity
Understanding the human impacts of environmental hazards is a growing concern. While there is a plethora of research on climate adaptation, the literature is highly fragmented, and empirical studies are rarely carried out with global samples.…
Intermediation via Credit Chains
The modern financial system features complicated intermediation chains, with each layer performing some degree of credit/maturity transformation. We develop a dynamic model where an ultimate borrower obtains funds from overlappinggeneration…
Policy News and Stock Market Volatility
We use newspapers to create Equity Market Volatility (EMV) trackers at daily and monthly frequencies. Our headline EMV tracker moves closely with the VIX and the S&P500 returns volatility in and out of sample. We exploit the volume of…
Politics and Policy Where State Capacity is Low
Governments define and protect property rights, which facilitate investment, regulate economic activities to manage externalities, and provide the public goods and services necessary for a healthy, educated and…
Why do people choose extreme candidates? The role of identity relevance
Elected officials are increasingly extreme. Research trying to understand this trend has tended to focus on structural factors, such as primary elections and changes in the supply of candidates. Less emphasis has been placed on psychological…
Fifteen reasons you should read this paper: How providing many arguments increases perceptions of both expertise and persuasive intent
People generally believe more is better in persuasion, for good reason. Past research has shown that providing more arguments can enhance a message’s persuasiveness. In contrast, we demonstrate that increasing the number of…
A Framework for Geoeconomics
Governments use their countries’ economic strength from financial and trade relationships to achieve geopolitical and economic goals. We provide a model of the sources of geoeconomic power and how it is wielded. The source of this power is the…
Introduction to Corporate Governance
Corporate governance has become a well-discussed and controversial topic among corporations, shareholders, and the general public. However, the debate over what constitutes “good governance” often lacks structure, making it difficult for…
Low Rate of Completion of Recommended Tests and Referrals in an Academic Primary Care Practice with Resident Trainees
Background
A frequent, preventable cause of diagnostic errors involves failure to follow up on…
Promoting Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Surveys: Insights From a Patient-Engaged Study To Assess Long COVID Healthcare Needs in Brazil
Background and Objective
Long COVID (LC) refers to persistent symptoms after acute COVID-19 infection, which may persist for months or years. LC affects millions of people globally, with substantial impacts on quality of life, employment…
Shared language for health equity: Preferences across the political spectrum
Skylo: Course Correcting Mid Launch
Sports Business Management: Decision Making Around the Globe
This new edition of a widely adopted textbook equips students with a comprehensive understanding of the sport industry. With a focus on management, strategy, marketing and finance, the decision-making approach of the book emphasizes key concepts…
Talking about what we support versus oppose affects others’ openness to our views
People’s unwillingness to engage with others who hold views that differ from their own—in other words, their lack of receptiveness to opposing views—is a growing problem globally. We explore the possibility that something as simple as how people…
The Human Side of Scaling: Stella & Dot
In early 2018, Jessica Herrin faces four leadership dilemmas with no obviously correct answers.
Herrin built Stella & Dot from a living room trunk show in 2003 into a nearly $300 million direct-sales jewelry company with tens of…
Accounting Journal Articles - Expanded
Seeing Green: The Effects of Financial Exposures on Support for Climate Action
Despite the large common net benefits of climate mitigation, broad-based political consensus for large-scale policy action remains elusive. We hypothesize that financial exposure to energy stocks central to the green transition can induce…
Firm Climate Investment: A Glass Half-full
The green transition will require large investments from firms, yet little is known about the scale and drivers of climate-related capital expenditure across the UK economy. To address this gap, we draw on a large, representative survey of UK…
Manufacturing Risk-Free Government Debt
When debt is priced fairly, governments face a trade-off between insuring bondholders and taxpayers. If the government decides to fully insure bondholders by manufacturing risk-free debt, then it cannot insure taxpayers against permanent macro-…
A Breach in the Great Wall: Why Are Chinese Companies Listed in the U.S. Subject to Lower Disclosure Standards?
Over the years, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has exempted foreign private issuers (FPIs)—foreign companies traded on U.S. exchanges—from certain U.S. securities laws in order to attract high-quality companies from companies…
Exploring the Characteristics Associated With Diabetes and Hypertension Performance in Community Health Centers
Roadmap or Compass? The Value of Prior Collaborative Experience in an Unfamiliar Task Environment
When a temporary team faces an unfamiliar task environment, it should particularly benefit from including members who have collaborated before. Although several studies have made this prediction, it has not been supported empirically. We…
The Assignment of Intellectual Property Rights and Innovation
We study how the assignment of intellectual property rights between inventors and their employers affects innovation. Incomplete contracting theories predict that stronger employer property rights reduce the threat that employee inventors hold up…
A Registered Report Megastudy on the Persuasiveness of the Most-cited Climate Messages
It is important to understand how persuasive the most-cited climate change messaging strategies are. In five replication studies, we found limited evidence of persuasive effects of three highly cited strategies (N = 3,216). We then…
Do Coercive Liability-Management Exercises Destroy Firm Value?
Over the past several years, the utilization of liability-management exercises (LMEs) as financial restructuring strategies for overleveraged companies in the U.S. has exploded, taking share from conventional bankruptcies and workouts. The use of…
From Local Knowledge to Global Patterns: A Cross-cultural Study of the Dimensions of Hazards and Adaptive Capacity
Understanding the human impacts of environmental hazards is a growing concern. While there is a plethora of research on climate adaptation, the literature is highly fragmented, and empirical studies are rarely carried out with global samples.…
Intermediation via Credit Chains
The modern financial system features complicated intermediation chains, with each layer performing some degree of credit/maturity transformation. We develop a dynamic model where an ultimate borrower obtains funds from overlappinggeneration…
Policy News and Stock Market Volatility
We use newspapers to create Equity Market Volatility (EMV) trackers at daily and monthly frequencies. Our headline EMV tracker moves closely with the VIX and the S&P500 returns volatility in and out of sample. We exploit the volume of…
Politics and Policy Where State Capacity is Low
Governments define and protect property rights, which facilitate investment, regulate economic activities to manage externalities, and provide the public goods and services necessary for a healthy, educated and…
Why do people choose extreme candidates? The role of identity relevance
Elected officials are increasingly extreme. Research trying to understand this trend has tended to focus on structural factors, such as primary elections and changes in the supply of candidates. Less emphasis has been placed on psychological…
Fifteen reasons you should read this paper: How providing many arguments increases perceptions of both expertise and persuasive intent
People generally believe more is better in persuasion, for good reason. Past research has shown that providing more arguments can enhance a message’s persuasiveness. In contrast, we demonstrate that increasing the number of…
A Framework for Geoeconomics
Governments use their countries’ economic strength from financial and trade relationships to achieve geopolitical and economic goals. We provide a model of the sources of geoeconomic power and how it is wielded. The source of this power is the…
Introduction to Corporate Governance
Corporate governance has become a well-discussed and controversial topic among corporations, shareholders, and the general public. However, the debate over what constitutes “good governance” often lacks structure, making it difficult for…
Low Rate of Completion of Recommended Tests and Referrals in an Academic Primary Care Practice with Resident Trainees
Background
A frequent, preventable cause of diagnostic errors involves failure to follow up on…
Promoting Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Surveys: Insights From a Patient-Engaged Study To Assess Long COVID Healthcare Needs in Brazil
Background and Objective
Long COVID (LC) refers to persistent symptoms after acute COVID-19 infection, which may persist for months or years. LC affects millions of people globally, with substantial impacts on quality of life, employment…
Shared language for health equity: Preferences across the political spectrum
Skylo: Course Correcting Mid Launch
Sports Business Management: Decision Making Around the Globe
This new edition of a widely adopted textbook equips students with a comprehensive understanding of the sport industry. With a focus on management, strategy, marketing and finance, the decision-making approach of the book emphasizes key concepts…
Talking about what we support versus oppose affects others’ openness to our views
People’s unwillingness to engage with others who hold views that differ from their own—in other words, their lack of receptiveness to opposing views—is a growing problem globally. We explore the possibility that something as simple as how people…
The Human Side of Scaling: Stella & Dot
In early 2018, Jessica Herrin faces four leadership dilemmas with no obviously correct answers.
Herrin built Stella & Dot from a living room trunk show in 2003 into a nearly $300 million direct-sales jewelry company with tens of…
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Seeing Green: The Effects of Financial Exposures on Support for Climate Action
Despite the large common net benefits of climate mitigation, broad-based political consensus for large-scale policy action remains elusive. We hypothesize that financial exposure to energy stocks central to the green transition can induce…
Firm Climate Investment: A Glass Half-full
The green transition will require large investments from firms, yet little is known about the scale and drivers of climate-related capital expenditure across the UK economy. To address this gap, we draw on a large, representative survey of UK…
Manufacturing Risk-Free Government Debt
When debt is priced fairly, governments face a trade-off between insuring bondholders and taxpayers. If the government decides to fully insure bondholders by manufacturing risk-free debt, then it cannot insure taxpayers against permanent macro-…
A Breach in the Great Wall: Why Are Chinese Companies Listed in the U.S. Subject to Lower Disclosure Standards?
Over the years, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has exempted foreign private issuers (FPIs)—foreign companies traded on U.S. exchanges—from certain U.S. securities laws in order to attract high-quality companies from companies…
Exploring the Characteristics Associated With Diabetes and Hypertension Performance in Community Health Centers
Roadmap or Compass? The Value of Prior Collaborative Experience in an Unfamiliar Task Environment
When a temporary team faces an unfamiliar task environment, it should particularly benefit from including members who have collaborated before. Although several studies have made this prediction, it has not been supported empirically. We…
The Assignment of Intellectual Property Rights and Innovation
We study how the assignment of intellectual property rights between inventors and their employers affects innovation. Incomplete contracting theories predict that stronger employer property rights reduce the threat that employee inventors hold up…
A Registered Report Megastudy on the Persuasiveness of the Most-cited Climate Messages
It is important to understand how persuasive the most-cited climate change messaging strategies are. In five replication studies, we found limited evidence of persuasive effects of three highly cited strategies (N = 3,216). We then…
Do Coercive Liability-Management Exercises Destroy Firm Value?
Over the past several years, the utilization of liability-management exercises (LMEs) as financial restructuring strategies for overleveraged companies in the U.S. has exploded, taking share from conventional bankruptcies and workouts. The use of…
From Local Knowledge to Global Patterns: A Cross-cultural Study of the Dimensions of Hazards and Adaptive Capacity
Understanding the human impacts of environmental hazards is a growing concern. While there is a plethora of research on climate adaptation, the literature is highly fragmented, and empirical studies are rarely carried out with global samples.…
Intermediation via Credit Chains
The modern financial system features complicated intermediation chains, with each layer performing some degree of credit/maturity transformation. We develop a dynamic model where an ultimate borrower obtains funds from overlappinggeneration…
Policy News and Stock Market Volatility
We use newspapers to create Equity Market Volatility (EMV) trackers at daily and monthly frequencies. Our headline EMV tracker moves closely with the VIX and the S&P500 returns volatility in and out of sample. We exploit the volume of…
Politics and Policy Where State Capacity is Low
Governments define and protect property rights, which facilitate investment, regulate economic activities to manage externalities, and provide the public goods and services necessary for a healthy, educated and…
Why do people choose extreme candidates? The role of identity relevance
Elected officials are increasingly extreme. Research trying to understand this trend has tended to focus on structural factors, such as primary elections and changes in the supply of candidates. Less emphasis has been placed on psychological…
Fifteen reasons you should read this paper: How providing many arguments increases perceptions of both expertise and persuasive intent
People generally believe more is better in persuasion, for good reason. Past research has shown that providing more arguments can enhance a message’s persuasiveness. In contrast, we demonstrate that increasing the number of…
A Framework for Geoeconomics
Governments use their countries’ economic strength from financial and trade relationships to achieve geopolitical and economic goals. We provide a model of the sources of geoeconomic power and how it is wielded. The source of this power is the…
Introduction to Corporate Governance
Corporate governance has become a well-discussed and controversial topic among corporations, shareholders, and the general public. However, the debate over what constitutes “good governance” often lacks structure, making it difficult for…
Low Rate of Completion of Recommended Tests and Referrals in an Academic Primary Care Practice with Resident Trainees
Background
A frequent, preventable cause of diagnostic errors involves failure to follow up on…
Promoting Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Surveys: Insights From a Patient-Engaged Study To Assess Long COVID Healthcare Needs in Brazil
Background and Objective
Long COVID (LC) refers to persistent symptoms after acute COVID-19 infection, which may persist for months or years. LC affects millions of people globally, with substantial impacts on quality of life, employment…
Shared language for health equity: Preferences across the political spectrum
Skylo: Course Correcting Mid Launch
Sports Business Management: Decision Making Around the Globe
This new edition of a widely adopted textbook equips students with a comprehensive understanding of the sport industry. With a focus on management, strategy, marketing and finance, the decision-making approach of the book emphasizes key concepts…
Talking about what we support versus oppose affects others’ openness to our views
People’s unwillingness to engage with others who hold views that differ from their own—in other words, their lack of receptiveness to opposing views—is a growing problem globally. We explore the possibility that something as simple as how people…
The Human Side of Scaling: Stella & Dot
In early 2018, Jessica Herrin faces four leadership dilemmas with no obviously correct answers.
Herrin built Stella & Dot from a living room trunk show in 2003 into a nearly $300 million direct-sales jewelry company with tens of…
Finance Books - Expanded
Seeing Green: The Effects of Financial Exposures on Support for Climate Action
Despite the large common net benefits of climate mitigation, broad-based political consensus for large-scale policy action remains elusive. We hypothesize that financial exposure to energy stocks central to the green transition can induce…
Firm Climate Investment: A Glass Half-full
The green transition will require large investments from firms, yet little is known about the scale and drivers of climate-related capital expenditure across the UK economy. To address this gap, we draw on a large, representative survey of UK…
Manufacturing Risk-Free Government Debt
When debt is priced fairly, governments face a trade-off between insuring bondholders and taxpayers. If the government decides to fully insure bondholders by manufacturing risk-free debt, then it cannot insure taxpayers against permanent macro-…
A Breach in the Great Wall: Why Are Chinese Companies Listed in the U.S. Subject to Lower Disclosure Standards?
Over the years, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has exempted foreign private issuers (FPIs)—foreign companies traded on U.S. exchanges—from certain U.S. securities laws in order to attract high-quality companies from companies…
Exploring the Characteristics Associated With Diabetes and Hypertension Performance in Community Health Centers
Roadmap or Compass? The Value of Prior Collaborative Experience in an Unfamiliar Task Environment
When a temporary team faces an unfamiliar task environment, it should particularly benefit from including members who have collaborated before. Although several studies have made this prediction, it has not been supported empirically. We…
The Assignment of Intellectual Property Rights and Innovation
We study how the assignment of intellectual property rights between inventors and their employers affects innovation. Incomplete contracting theories predict that stronger employer property rights reduce the threat that employee inventors hold up…
A Registered Report Megastudy on the Persuasiveness of the Most-cited Climate Messages
It is important to understand how persuasive the most-cited climate change messaging strategies are. In five replication studies, we found limited evidence of persuasive effects of three highly cited strategies (N = 3,216). We then…
Do Coercive Liability-Management Exercises Destroy Firm Value?
Over the past several years, the utilization of liability-management exercises (LMEs) as financial restructuring strategies for overleveraged companies in the U.S. has exploded, taking share from conventional bankruptcies and workouts. The use of…
From Local Knowledge to Global Patterns: A Cross-cultural Study of the Dimensions of Hazards and Adaptive Capacity
Understanding the human impacts of environmental hazards is a growing concern. While there is a plethora of research on climate adaptation, the literature is highly fragmented, and empirical studies are rarely carried out with global samples.…
Intermediation via Credit Chains
The modern financial system features complicated intermediation chains, with each layer performing some degree of credit/maturity transformation. We develop a dynamic model where an ultimate borrower obtains funds from overlappinggeneration…
Policy News and Stock Market Volatility
We use newspapers to create Equity Market Volatility (EMV) trackers at daily and monthly frequencies. Our headline EMV tracker moves closely with the VIX and the S&P500 returns volatility in and out of sample. We exploit the volume of…
Politics and Policy Where State Capacity is Low
Governments define and protect property rights, which facilitate investment, regulate economic activities to manage externalities, and provide the public goods and services necessary for a healthy, educated and…
Why do people choose extreme candidates? The role of identity relevance
Elected officials are increasingly extreme. Research trying to understand this trend has tended to focus on structural factors, such as primary elections and changes in the supply of candidates. Less emphasis has been placed on psychological…
Fifteen reasons you should read this paper: How providing many arguments increases perceptions of both expertise and persuasive intent
People generally believe more is better in persuasion, for good reason. Past research has shown that providing more arguments can enhance a message’s persuasiveness. In contrast, we demonstrate that increasing the number of…
A Framework for Geoeconomics
Governments use their countries’ economic strength from financial and trade relationships to achieve geopolitical and economic goals. We provide a model of the sources of geoeconomic power and how it is wielded. The source of this power is the…
Introduction to Corporate Governance
Corporate governance has become a well-discussed and controversial topic among corporations, shareholders, and the general public. However, the debate over what constitutes “good governance” often lacks structure, making it difficult for…
Low Rate of Completion of Recommended Tests and Referrals in an Academic Primary Care Practice with Resident Trainees
Background
A frequent, preventable cause of diagnostic errors involves failure to follow up on…
Promoting Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Surveys: Insights From a Patient-Engaged Study To Assess Long COVID Healthcare Needs in Brazil
Background and Objective
Long COVID (LC) refers to persistent symptoms after acute COVID-19 infection, which may persist for months or years. LC affects millions of people globally, with substantial impacts on quality of life, employment…
Shared language for health equity: Preferences across the political spectrum
Skylo: Course Correcting Mid Launch
Sports Business Management: Decision Making Around the Globe
This new edition of a widely adopted textbook equips students with a comprehensive understanding of the sport industry. With a focus on management, strategy, marketing and finance, the decision-making approach of the book emphasizes key concepts…
Talking about what we support versus oppose affects others’ openness to our views
People’s unwillingness to engage with others who hold views that differ from their own—in other words, their lack of receptiveness to opposing views—is a growing problem globally. We explore the possibility that something as simple as how people…
The Human Side of Scaling: Stella & Dot
In early 2018, Jessica Herrin faces four leadership dilemmas with no obviously correct answers.
Herrin built Stella & Dot from a living room trunk show in 2003 into a nearly $300 million direct-sales jewelry company with tens of…
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Accounting Journal Articles - Compact
Seeing Green: The Effects of Financial Exposures on Support for Climate Action
Despite the large common net benefits of climate mitigation, broad-based political consensus for large-scale policy action remains elusive. We hypothesize that financial exposure to energy stocks central to the green transition can induce…
Firm Climate Investment: A Glass Half-full
The green transition will require large investments from firms, yet little is known about the scale and drivers of climate-related capital expenditure across the UK economy. To address this gap, we draw on a large, representative survey of UK…
Manufacturing Risk-Free Government Debt
When debt is priced fairly, governments face a trade-off between insuring bondholders and taxpayers. If the government decides to fully insure bondholders by manufacturing risk-free debt, then it cannot insure taxpayers against permanent macro-…
A Breach in the Great Wall: Why Are Chinese Companies Listed in the U.S. Subject to Lower Disclosure Standards?
Over the years, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has exempted foreign private issuers (FPIs)—foreign companies traded on U.S. exchanges—from certain U.S. securities laws in order to attract high-quality companies from companies…
Exploring the Characteristics Associated With Diabetes and Hypertension Performance in Community Health Centers
Roadmap or Compass? The Value of Prior Collaborative Experience in an Unfamiliar Task Environment
When a temporary team faces an unfamiliar task environment, it should particularly benefit from including members who have collaborated before. Although several studies have made this prediction, it has not been supported empirically. We…
The Assignment of Intellectual Property Rights and Innovation
We study how the assignment of intellectual property rights between inventors and their employers affects innovation. Incomplete contracting theories predict that stronger employer property rights reduce the threat that employee inventors hold up…
A Registered Report Megastudy on the Persuasiveness of the Most-cited Climate Messages
It is important to understand how persuasive the most-cited climate change messaging strategies are. In five replication studies, we found limited evidence of persuasive effects of three highly cited strategies (N = 3,216). We then…
Do Coercive Liability-Management Exercises Destroy Firm Value?
Over the past several years, the utilization of liability-management exercises (LMEs) as financial restructuring strategies for overleveraged companies in the U.S. has exploded, taking share from conventional bankruptcies and workouts. The use of…
From Local Knowledge to Global Patterns: A Cross-cultural Study of the Dimensions of Hazards and Adaptive Capacity
Understanding the human impacts of environmental hazards is a growing concern. While there is a plethora of research on climate adaptation, the literature is highly fragmented, and empirical studies are rarely carried out with global samples.…
Intermediation via Credit Chains
The modern financial system features complicated intermediation chains, with each layer performing some degree of credit/maturity transformation. We develop a dynamic model where an ultimate borrower obtains funds from overlappinggeneration…
Policy News and Stock Market Volatility
We use newspapers to create Equity Market Volatility (EMV) trackers at daily and monthly frequencies. Our headline EMV tracker moves closely with the VIX and the S&P500 returns volatility in and out of sample. We exploit the volume of…
Politics and Policy Where State Capacity is Low
Governments define and protect property rights, which facilitate investment, regulate economic activities to manage externalities, and provide the public goods and services necessary for a healthy, educated and…
Why do people choose extreme candidates? The role of identity relevance
Elected officials are increasingly extreme. Research trying to understand this trend has tended to focus on structural factors, such as primary elections and changes in the supply of candidates. Less emphasis has been placed on psychological…
Fifteen reasons you should read this paper: How providing many arguments increases perceptions of both expertise and persuasive intent
People generally believe more is better in persuasion, for good reason. Past research has shown that providing more arguments can enhance a message’s persuasiveness. In contrast, we demonstrate that increasing the number of…
A Framework for Geoeconomics
Governments use their countries’ economic strength from financial and trade relationships to achieve geopolitical and economic goals. We provide a model of the sources of geoeconomic power and how it is wielded. The source of this power is the…
Introduction to Corporate Governance
Corporate governance has become a well-discussed and controversial topic among corporations, shareholders, and the general public. However, the debate over what constitutes “good governance” often lacks structure, making it difficult for…
Low Rate of Completion of Recommended Tests and Referrals in an Academic Primary Care Practice with Resident Trainees
Background
A frequent, preventable cause of diagnostic errors involves failure to follow up on…
Promoting Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Surveys: Insights From a Patient-Engaged Study To Assess Long COVID Healthcare Needs in Brazil
Background and Objective
Long COVID (LC) refers to persistent symptoms after acute COVID-19 infection, which may persist for months or years. LC affects millions of people globally, with substantial impacts on quality of life, employment…
Shared language for health equity: Preferences across the political spectrum
Skylo: Course Correcting Mid Launch
Sports Business Management: Decision Making Around the Globe
This new edition of a widely adopted textbook equips students with a comprehensive understanding of the sport industry. With a focus on management, strategy, marketing and finance, the decision-making approach of the book emphasizes key concepts…
Talking about what we support versus oppose affects others’ openness to our views
People’s unwillingness to engage with others who hold views that differ from their own—in other words, their lack of receptiveness to opposing views—is a growing problem globally. We explore the possibility that something as simple as how people…
The Human Side of Scaling: Stella & Dot
In early 2018, Jessica Herrin faces four leadership dilemmas with no obviously correct answers.
Herrin built Stella & Dot from a living room trunk show in 2003 into a nearly $300 million direct-sales jewelry company with tens of…
Accounting Journal Articles - Expanded
Seeing Green: The Effects of Financial Exposures on Support for Climate Action
Despite the large common net benefits of climate mitigation, broad-based political consensus for large-scale policy action remains elusive. We hypothesize that financial exposure to energy stocks central to the green transition can induce…
Firm Climate Investment: A Glass Half-full
The green transition will require large investments from firms, yet little is known about the scale and drivers of climate-related capital expenditure across the UK economy. To address this gap, we draw on a large, representative survey of UK…
Manufacturing Risk-Free Government Debt
When debt is priced fairly, governments face a trade-off between insuring bondholders and taxpayers. If the government decides to fully insure bondholders by manufacturing risk-free debt, then it cannot insure taxpayers against permanent macro-…
A Breach in the Great Wall: Why Are Chinese Companies Listed in the U.S. Subject to Lower Disclosure Standards?
Over the years, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has exempted foreign private issuers (FPIs)—foreign companies traded on U.S. exchanges—from certain U.S. securities laws in order to attract high-quality companies from companies…
Exploring the Characteristics Associated With Diabetes and Hypertension Performance in Community Health Centers
Roadmap or Compass? The Value of Prior Collaborative Experience in an Unfamiliar Task Environment
When a temporary team faces an unfamiliar task environment, it should particularly benefit from including members who have collaborated before. Although several studies have made this prediction, it has not been supported empirically. We…
The Assignment of Intellectual Property Rights and Innovation
We study how the assignment of intellectual property rights between inventors and their employers affects innovation. Incomplete contracting theories predict that stronger employer property rights reduce the threat that employee inventors hold up…
A Registered Report Megastudy on the Persuasiveness of the Most-cited Climate Messages
It is important to understand how persuasive the most-cited climate change messaging strategies are. In five replication studies, we found limited evidence of persuasive effects of three highly cited strategies (N = 3,216). We then…
Do Coercive Liability-Management Exercises Destroy Firm Value?
Over the past several years, the utilization of liability-management exercises (LMEs) as financial restructuring strategies for overleveraged companies in the U.S. has exploded, taking share from conventional bankruptcies and workouts. The use of…
From Local Knowledge to Global Patterns: A Cross-cultural Study of the Dimensions of Hazards and Adaptive Capacity
Understanding the human impacts of environmental hazards is a growing concern. While there is a plethora of research on climate adaptation, the literature is highly fragmented, and empirical studies are rarely carried out with global samples.…
Intermediation via Credit Chains
The modern financial system features complicated intermediation chains, with each layer performing some degree of credit/maturity transformation. We develop a dynamic model where an ultimate borrower obtains funds from overlappinggeneration…
Policy News and Stock Market Volatility
We use newspapers to create Equity Market Volatility (EMV) trackers at daily and monthly frequencies. Our headline EMV tracker moves closely with the VIX and the S&P500 returns volatility in and out of sample. We exploit the volume of…
Politics and Policy Where State Capacity is Low
Governments define and protect property rights, which facilitate investment, regulate economic activities to manage externalities, and provide the public goods and services necessary for a healthy, educated and…
Why do people choose extreme candidates? The role of identity relevance
Elected officials are increasingly extreme. Research trying to understand this trend has tended to focus on structural factors, such as primary elections and changes in the supply of candidates. Less emphasis has been placed on psychological…
Fifteen reasons you should read this paper: How providing many arguments increases perceptions of both expertise and persuasive intent
People generally believe more is better in persuasion, for good reason. Past research has shown that providing more arguments can enhance a message’s persuasiveness. In contrast, we demonstrate that increasing the number of…
A Framework for Geoeconomics
Governments use their countries’ economic strength from financial and trade relationships to achieve geopolitical and economic goals. We provide a model of the sources of geoeconomic power and how it is wielded. The source of this power is the…
Introduction to Corporate Governance
Corporate governance has become a well-discussed and controversial topic among corporations, shareholders, and the general public. However, the debate over what constitutes “good governance” often lacks structure, making it difficult for…
Low Rate of Completion of Recommended Tests and Referrals in an Academic Primary Care Practice with Resident Trainees
Background
A frequent, preventable cause of diagnostic errors involves failure to follow up on…
Promoting Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Surveys: Insights From a Patient-Engaged Study To Assess Long COVID Healthcare Needs in Brazil
Background and Objective
Long COVID (LC) refers to persistent symptoms after acute COVID-19 infection, which may persist for months or years. LC affects millions of people globally, with substantial impacts on quality of life, employment…
Shared language for health equity: Preferences across the political spectrum
Skylo: Course Correcting Mid Launch
Sports Business Management: Decision Making Around the Globe
This new edition of a widely adopted textbook equips students with a comprehensive understanding of the sport industry. With a focus on management, strategy, marketing and finance, the decision-making approach of the book emphasizes key concepts…
Talking about what we support versus oppose affects others’ openness to our views
People’s unwillingness to engage with others who hold views that differ from their own—in other words, their lack of receptiveness to opposing views—is a growing problem globally. We explore the possibility that something as simple as how people…
The Human Side of Scaling: Stella & Dot
In early 2018, Jessica Herrin faces four leadership dilemmas with no obviously correct answers.
Herrin built Stella & Dot from a living room trunk show in 2003 into a nearly $300 million direct-sales jewelry company with tens of…
Working Papers: Multiple Criteria
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Seeing Green: The Effects of Financial Exposures on Support for Climate Action
Despite the large common net benefits of climate mitigation, broad-based political consensus for large-scale policy action remains elusive. We hypothesize that financial exposure to energy stocks central to the green transition can induce…
Firm Climate Investment: A Glass Half-full
The green transition will require large investments from firms, yet little is known about the scale and drivers of climate-related capital expenditure across the UK economy. To address this gap, we draw on a large, representative survey of UK…
Manufacturing Risk-Free Government Debt
When debt is priced fairly, governments face a trade-off between insuring bondholders and taxpayers. If the government decides to fully insure bondholders by manufacturing risk-free debt, then it cannot insure taxpayers against permanent macro-…
A Breach in the Great Wall: Why Are Chinese Companies Listed in the U.S. Subject to Lower Disclosure Standards?
Over the years, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has exempted foreign private issuers (FPIs)—foreign companies traded on U.S. exchanges—from certain U.S. securities laws in order to attract high-quality companies from companies…
Exploring the Characteristics Associated With Diabetes and Hypertension Performance in Community Health Centers
Roadmap or Compass? The Value of Prior Collaborative Experience in an Unfamiliar Task Environment
When a temporary team faces an unfamiliar task environment, it should particularly benefit from including members who have collaborated before. Although several studies have made this prediction, it has not been supported empirically. We…
The Assignment of Intellectual Property Rights and Innovation
We study how the assignment of intellectual property rights between inventors and their employers affects innovation. Incomplete contracting theories predict that stronger employer property rights reduce the threat that employee inventors hold up…
A Registered Report Megastudy on the Persuasiveness of the Most-cited Climate Messages
It is important to understand how persuasive the most-cited climate change messaging strategies are. In five replication studies, we found limited evidence of persuasive effects of three highly cited strategies (N = 3,216). We then…
Do Coercive Liability-Management Exercises Destroy Firm Value?
Over the past several years, the utilization of liability-management exercises (LMEs) as financial restructuring strategies for overleveraged companies in the U.S. has exploded, taking share from conventional bankruptcies and workouts. The use of…
From Local Knowledge to Global Patterns: A Cross-cultural Study of the Dimensions of Hazards and Adaptive Capacity
Understanding the human impacts of environmental hazards is a growing concern. While there is a plethora of research on climate adaptation, the literature is highly fragmented, and empirical studies are rarely carried out with global samples.…
Intermediation via Credit Chains
The modern financial system features complicated intermediation chains, with each layer performing some degree of credit/maturity transformation. We develop a dynamic model where an ultimate borrower obtains funds from overlappinggeneration…
Policy News and Stock Market Volatility
We use newspapers to create Equity Market Volatility (EMV) trackers at daily and monthly frequencies. Our headline EMV tracker moves closely with the VIX and the S&P500 returns volatility in and out of sample. We exploit the volume of…
Politics and Policy Where State Capacity is Low
Governments define and protect property rights, which facilitate investment, regulate economic activities to manage externalities, and provide the public goods and services necessary for a healthy, educated and…
Why do people choose extreme candidates? The role of identity relevance
Elected officials are increasingly extreme. Research trying to understand this trend has tended to focus on structural factors, such as primary elections and changes in the supply of candidates. Less emphasis has been placed on psychological…
Fifteen reasons you should read this paper: How providing many arguments increases perceptions of both expertise and persuasive intent
People generally believe more is better in persuasion, for good reason. Past research has shown that providing more arguments can enhance a message’s persuasiveness. In contrast, we demonstrate that increasing the number of…
A Framework for Geoeconomics
Governments use their countries’ economic strength from financial and trade relationships to achieve geopolitical and economic goals. We provide a model of the sources of geoeconomic power and how it is wielded. The source of this power is the…
Introduction to Corporate Governance
Corporate governance has become a well-discussed and controversial topic among corporations, shareholders, and the general public. However, the debate over what constitutes “good governance” often lacks structure, making it difficult for…
Low Rate of Completion of Recommended Tests and Referrals in an Academic Primary Care Practice with Resident Trainees
Background
A frequent, preventable cause of diagnostic errors involves failure to follow up on…
Promoting Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Surveys: Insights From a Patient-Engaged Study To Assess Long COVID Healthcare Needs in Brazil
Background and Objective
Long COVID (LC) refers to persistent symptoms after acute COVID-19 infection, which may persist for months or years. LC affects millions of people globally, with substantial impacts on quality of life, employment…
Shared language for health equity: Preferences across the political spectrum
Skylo: Course Correcting Mid Launch
Sports Business Management: Decision Making Around the Globe
This new edition of a widely adopted textbook equips students with a comprehensive understanding of the sport industry. With a focus on management, strategy, marketing and finance, the decision-making approach of the book emphasizes key concepts…
Talking about what we support versus oppose affects others’ openness to our views
People’s unwillingness to engage with others who hold views that differ from their own—in other words, their lack of receptiveness to opposing views—is a growing problem globally. We explore the possibility that something as simple as how people…
The Human Side of Scaling: Stella & Dot
In early 2018, Jessica Herrin faces four leadership dilemmas with no obviously correct answers.
Herrin built Stella & Dot from a living room trunk show in 2003 into a nearly $300 million direct-sales jewelry company with tens of…
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Seeing Green: The Effects of Financial Exposures on Support for Climate Action
Despite the large common net benefits of climate mitigation, broad-based political consensus for large-scale policy action remains elusive. We hypothesize that financial exposure to energy stocks central to the green transition can induce…
Firm Climate Investment: A Glass Half-full
The green transition will require large investments from firms, yet little is known about the scale and drivers of climate-related capital expenditure across the UK economy. To address this gap, we draw on a large, representative survey of UK…
Manufacturing Risk-Free Government Debt
When debt is priced fairly, governments face a trade-off between insuring bondholders and taxpayers. If the government decides to fully insure bondholders by manufacturing risk-free debt, then it cannot insure taxpayers against permanent macro-…
A Breach in the Great Wall: Why Are Chinese Companies Listed in the U.S. Subject to Lower Disclosure Standards?
Over the years, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has exempted foreign private issuers (FPIs)—foreign companies traded on U.S. exchanges—from certain U.S. securities laws in order to attract high-quality companies from companies…
Exploring the Characteristics Associated With Diabetes and Hypertension Performance in Community Health Centers
Roadmap or Compass? The Value of Prior Collaborative Experience in an Unfamiliar Task Environment
When a temporary team faces an unfamiliar task environment, it should particularly benefit from including members who have collaborated before. Although several studies have made this prediction, it has not been supported empirically. We…
The Assignment of Intellectual Property Rights and Innovation
We study how the assignment of intellectual property rights between inventors and their employers affects innovation. Incomplete contracting theories predict that stronger employer property rights reduce the threat that employee inventors hold up…
A Registered Report Megastudy on the Persuasiveness of the Most-cited Climate Messages
It is important to understand how persuasive the most-cited climate change messaging strategies are. In five replication studies, we found limited evidence of persuasive effects of three highly cited strategies (N = 3,216). We then…
Do Coercive Liability-Management Exercises Destroy Firm Value?
Over the past several years, the utilization of liability-management exercises (LMEs) as financial restructuring strategies for overleveraged companies in the U.S. has exploded, taking share from conventional bankruptcies and workouts. The use of…
From Local Knowledge to Global Patterns: A Cross-cultural Study of the Dimensions of Hazards and Adaptive Capacity
Understanding the human impacts of environmental hazards is a growing concern. While there is a plethora of research on climate adaptation, the literature is highly fragmented, and empirical studies are rarely carried out with global samples.…
Intermediation via Credit Chains
The modern financial system features complicated intermediation chains, with each layer performing some degree of credit/maturity transformation. We develop a dynamic model where an ultimate borrower obtains funds from overlappinggeneration…
Policy News and Stock Market Volatility
We use newspapers to create Equity Market Volatility (EMV) trackers at daily and monthly frequencies. Our headline EMV tracker moves closely with the VIX and the S&P500 returns volatility in and out of sample. We exploit the volume of…
Politics and Policy Where State Capacity is Low
Governments define and protect property rights, which facilitate investment, regulate economic activities to manage externalities, and provide the public goods and services necessary for a healthy, educated and…
Why do people choose extreme candidates? The role of identity relevance
Elected officials are increasingly extreme. Research trying to understand this trend has tended to focus on structural factors, such as primary elections and changes in the supply of candidates. Less emphasis has been placed on psychological…
Fifteen reasons you should read this paper: How providing many arguments increases perceptions of both expertise and persuasive intent
People generally believe more is better in persuasion, for good reason. Past research has shown that providing more arguments can enhance a message’s persuasiveness. In contrast, we demonstrate that increasing the number of…
A Framework for Geoeconomics
Governments use their countries’ economic strength from financial and trade relationships to achieve geopolitical and economic goals. We provide a model of the sources of geoeconomic power and how it is wielded. The source of this power is the…
Introduction to Corporate Governance
Corporate governance has become a well-discussed and controversial topic among corporations, shareholders, and the general public. However, the debate over what constitutes “good governance” often lacks structure, making it difficult for…
Low Rate of Completion of Recommended Tests and Referrals in an Academic Primary Care Practice with Resident Trainees
Background
A frequent, preventable cause of diagnostic errors involves failure to follow up on…
Promoting Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Surveys: Insights From a Patient-Engaged Study To Assess Long COVID Healthcare Needs in Brazil
Background and Objective
Long COVID (LC) refers to persistent symptoms after acute COVID-19 infection, which may persist for months or years. LC affects millions of people globally, with substantial impacts on quality of life, employment…
Shared language for health equity: Preferences across the political spectrum
Skylo: Course Correcting Mid Launch
Sports Business Management: Decision Making Around the Globe
This new edition of a widely adopted textbook equips students with a comprehensive understanding of the sport industry. With a focus on management, strategy, marketing and finance, the decision-making approach of the book emphasizes key concepts…
Talking about what we support versus oppose affects others’ openness to our views
People’s unwillingness to engage with others who hold views that differ from their own—in other words, their lack of receptiveness to opposing views—is a growing problem globally. We explore the possibility that something as simple as how people…
The Human Side of Scaling: Stella & Dot
In early 2018, Jessica Herrin faces four leadership dilemmas with no obviously correct answers.
Herrin built Stella & Dot from a living room trunk show in 2003 into a nearly $300 million direct-sales jewelry company with tens of…
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