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2025 State of Latino Entrepreneurship

Rosalia Chavez Zarate, Marlene Orozco, José J. Alcocer, George Foster
Stanford Latino Entrepreneurship Initiative March2026

In its 11th year, the State of Latino Entrepreneurship (SOLE) Report examines the experiences, strategies, and operating conditions of Latino/a-owned businesses across the country. Drawing on data from the 2025 SLEI Survey of U.S. Business Owners…

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Is the Supreme Court Veering Rightward? The Ebb and Flow of Representation

Stephen Jessee, Neil Malhotra, Maya Sen
PNAS Nexus March2026 Vol. 5 Issue 3

Conducting novel surveys that allow the first direct comparisons between Supreme Court decisions and public preferences, Jessee et al. find that the Court moved sharply to the right between 2020 and 2021 and attribute this change to the…

Working Paper

Behavioral Generative Agents for Energy Operations

Cong Chen, Omer Karaduman, Kuang Xu
February282026

Problem definition: Accurately modeling consumer behavior in energy operations is challenging due to uncertainty, behavioral heterogeneity, and limited empirical data-particularly in low-frequency, high-impact events. While generative AI trained…

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The Household Impact of Generative AI: Evidence from Internet Browsing Behavior

Michael Blank, Gregor Schubert, Miao Ben Zhang
February272026

This paper studies the impact of generative AI on U.S. households’ task allocation at home, using detailed Internet browsing data from a large sample of home devices between 2021 and 2024. Leveraging pre-ChatGPT browsing patterns, we measure…

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The Gendered Benefits of Communication Strategies: Women Leaders Are Less Effective but More Liked When They Use Prevention-Focused Language

M. Asher Lawson, Sandra C. Matz, Friedrich M. Götz, Ashley Martin
Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin February222026

Research has identified a double-bind for female leaders: When acting in line with gender stereotypes, they are viewed as more likeable but less competent. Here, we test the impact of using gender stereotypical language-characterized by more…

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Artificial Intelligence Translation in Healthcare: an Urgent Call for Evidence-Informed Policy Frameworks

Chukwuebuka Anyaegbuna, Natasha Steele, April Shichu Liang, Stephen P. Ma, Ivan Lopez, Nymisha Chilukuri, Kavita Patel, Kevin A. Schulman, Jonathan H. Chen
BMJ Health & Care Informatics February182026 Vol. 33 Issue 1

The deployment of artificial intelligence (AI) translation tools in healthcare is accelerating rapidly, yet regulatory frameworks lag dangerously behind clinical practice. Recent data reveal that 57% of US physicians are already using or…

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Artificial Intelligence in the Clinic: Don’t Pay for the Tool, Pay for the Care

Sharif Vakili, Ashwin Nayak, Andrew Conrad, Kevin A. Schulman
NEJM Catal Innov Care Deliv February182026 Vol. 7 Issue 3

Artificial intelligence (AI) is poised to transform the infrastructure of health care. AI can now interpret clinical conversations and automate back-office operations, and will soon be able to deliver clinician-grade care under the direction of a…

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Cooperative Environments Bolster Feelings of Autonomy in Dyads, Teams, and Organizations

Valentino E. Chai, Nir Halevy
PNAS February182026 Vol. 123 Issue 8

Autonomy promotes important psychological outcomes. Although cooperation and competition are the building blocks of social interactions, little is known about how they shape feelings of autonomy in dyads, teams, and work organizations. We…

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A Cognitive-Structural Sociological Account of the Emergence of Novel Worlds

Giacomo Negro, Michael T. Hannan
Sociological Theory February162026

This article proposes a cognitive structural account of the emergence of social worlds that organize the expectations of producers and audiences. The proposed model considers the emergence process in three stages: (1) the arrival of distinctive…

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Impact of 340B Exposure on Treatment Utilization and Cost for Medicare Patients With Cancer

Danea M. Horn, Kevin A. Schulman
https://doi.org/10.1111/1475-6773.70092 February152026

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To investigate how exposure to the 340B Drug Pricing Program influences care for patients with the two most common forms of cancer: lung and breast.

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The Cultural Evolution of Pluralistic Ignorance

Sergey Gavrilets, Johannes Karl, Michele J. Gelfand
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences February132026 Vol. 123 Issue 7

Pluralistic ignorance—the systematic misperception of others’ attitudes—can entrench suboptimal norms, yet its dynamics remain poorly understood. We develop a mathematical model of the coevolution of actions, private attitudes, and beliefs about…

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The Ideological Paradox of Technologism

Ashley Martin, Shiri Melumad
Journal of Experimental Social Psychology February112026 Vol. 124

Technology has long played a central role in human development since it is a critical driver of societal progress. As such, it would seem likely that those who support technological advancement would also support societal change. However, in this…

Working Paper

The Value of a Little Flexibility in Stable Matching

Daniel Freund, Sebastien Martin, Kamessi Zhao
February92026

This paper investigates the value of introducing a little flexibility into the classical n × n student-optimal stable matching (SOSM) problem. We define flexibility as the ability to relax stability constraints, and we aim to characterize the…

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Within-Firm Pay Inequality and Productivity

Melanie Wallskog, Nicholas A. Bloom, Scott Ohlmacher, Cristina Tello-Trillo
The Economic Journal February92026

Using confidential Census data, we find that aggressive performance pay practices and productivity growth have combined to increase U.S. inequality. Employees at more productive firms earn higher pay at all earnings levels; similarly, when a firm…

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Competition Enforcement and Accounting for Intangible Capital

John D. Kepler, Charles McClure, Christopher R. Stewart
The Journal of Finance February62026

Antitrust laws mandate review of mergers and acquisitions (M&As) that exceed an asset size threshold based on accounting standards that exclude most intangible capital. We show that this exclusion leads to thousands of intangible-intensive M…

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Constructing Carbon Abatement Cost Curves

Gunther Glenk, Rebecca Meier, Stefan J. Reichelstein
The Accounting Review February42026 Pages 1–33.

Companies across industries face increasing pressure to assess the costs of decarbonizing their operations. This paper develops a generic model for constructing abatement cost curves in connection with carbon dioxide emissions. The resulting…

Working Paper

Seeing Green: The Effects of Financial Exposures on Support for Climate Action

Michelle Hanlon, Saumitra Jha, Namrata Kala, Nemit Shroff, Chagai M. Weiss
February42026

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…

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Firm Climate Investment: A Glass Half-full

Prachi Srivastava, Nicholas A. Bloom, Philip Bunn, Paul Mizen, Gregory Thwaites, Ivan Yotzov
Energy Economics February2026 Vol. 154

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…

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Labeling Messages as AI-Generated Does Not Reduce their Persuasive Effects

Isabel O. Gallegos, Chen Shani, Weiyan Shi, Federico Bianchi, Izzy Gainsburg, Dan Jurafsky, Robb Willer
PNAS Nexus February2026 Vol. 5 Issue 2

As generative AI enables the creation and dissemination of information at massive scale and speed, it is increasingly important to understand how people perceive AI-generated content. One prominent policy proposal requires explicitly labeling AI-…

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Manufacturing Risk-Free Government Debt

Zhengyang Jiang, Hanno Lustig, Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh, Mindy Z. Xiaolan
The Journal of Finance February2026 Vol. 176

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-…