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Natural Expectations, Macroeconomic Dynamics, and Asset Pricing

Andreas Fuster, Benjamin Hébert, David Laibson
NBER Macroeconomics Annual 2011 NBER August2011 Vol. 26 Pages 1-48.

How does an economy behave if (1) fundamentals are truly hump-shaped, exhibiting momentum in the short run and partial mean reversion in the long run, and (2) agents do not know that fundamentals are hump-shaped and base their beliefs on…

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Our Twitter Profiles, Our Selves: Predicting Personality with Twitter

Daniele Quercia, Michal Kosinski, David Stillwell, Jon Crowcroft
Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Privacy, Security, Risk and Trust and the IEEE International Conference on Social Computing (SocialCom) 2011

Psychological personality has been shown to affect a variety of aspects: preferences for interaction styles in the digital world and for music genres, for example. Consequently, the design of personalized user interfaces and music recommender…

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SafePoint II: Sustaining Adoption

Stefanos Zenios, Lyn Denend
Global Health Innovation Insights 2011

After reading a newspaper article that predicted the spread of HIV through medical syringes, Marc Koska committed himself to addressing the threat of unsafe injections. He spent nearly 10 years in the field, investigating all aspects of the…

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SafePoint I: Stimulating Adoption

Stefanos Zenios, Lyn Denend
Global Health Innovation Insights 2011

After reading a newspaper article that predicted the spread of HIV through medical syringes, Marc Koska committed himself to addressing the threat of unsafe injections. He spent nearly 10 years in the field, investigating all aspects of the…

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Winning over the Jury Before the Trial Begins

Harvard Business Review December212010

Last week I witnessed an exceptional example of someone communicating with a group of people not predisposed to agree with her. I’d been called for jury duty in San Francisco. A court employee, Christine Carmichael, had the job of telling about…

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The Ghana Shea Value Chain Reinforcement Initiative

Sonali Rammohan
Stanford Global Supply Chain Management Forum December2010

As part of its long-term strategic commitment to accelerate economic development in previously excluded markets, in 2009 SAP launched a program leveraging microfinance, education, and technology to improve income of women Shea nut farmers in…

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Don’t Tweak Your Supply Chain — Rethink it End to End

Hau L. Lee
Harvard Business Review October2010 Pages 1-22.

With the best of intentions, companies experiment with isolated efforts to improve sustainability — only to encounter a long string of unanticipated consequences, often in the form of financial, social, or environmental costs. That’s partly…

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Innovating for the Health Care Safety Net: Sources of Funding

Stefanos Zenios, Lyn Denend
California Healthcare Foundation October2010

A significant need exists for new medical technologies that have the potential to expand access to important diagnostics, treatments, and specialty services by reducing costs without sacrificing quality. These technologies have a high social…

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Fueling Growth

Sonali Rammohan
Stanford Social Innovation Review June2010 Pages 68-71.

Riders for Health had won international acclaim for its novel approach to maintaining health transport vehicles in sub-Saharan Africa. Yet the organization was having trouble scaling its services at its first site: Gambia. Here is how the…

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Going Private but Staying Public: Reexamining the Effect of Sarbanes-Oxley on Firms’ Going-Private Decisions

Robert P. Bartlett
The University of Chicago Law Review 2010 Vol. 76 Issue 1 Pages 7.

This Article examines whether the cost of complying with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (SOX) contributed to the rise in going-private transactions after its enactment. Prior studies of this issue generally suffer from a mistaken assumption that…

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Inefficiencies in the Information Thicket: A Case Study of Derivative Disclosures during the Financial Crisis

Robert P. Bartlett
UC Berkeley: Berkeley Program in Law and Economics 2010 Vol. 36

Conventional wisdom concerning the causes of the Financial Crisis posits that insufficient disclosure concerning firms’ exposure to complex credit derivatives played a key role in creating the uncertainty that plagued the financial sector in the…

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An Incentive Mechanism for Decongesting the Roads: A Pilot Program in Bangalore

Deepak Merugu, Balaji S. Prabhakar, N. S. Rama
NetEcon, ACM Workshop on the Economics of Networked Systems July2009

We describe an experiment conducted in Bangalore, India, for incentivizing a population of commuters to travel at less congested times. The goals were to reduce the travel times and increase the travel comfort of commuters, and to reduce…

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Toward a More Responsible Supply Chain: The HP Story

Sonali Rammohan
Supply Chain Management Review July2009 Pages 34-41.

Hewlett-Packard’s Supply Chain Social and Environmental Responsibility (SER) program has evolved steadily in recent years. Today, it’s not only about complying with labor, environmental, and health and standards, but also about helping suppliers…

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The Whose, Where and How of Inventory Control Design

Hau L. Lee, Seungjin Whang
Supply Chain Management Review December12008 Pages 7.

Most companies have more freedom than they imagine to organize their supply chains for maximum efficiency. By rethinking inventory control in terms of who owns the inventory at any point, where it should be located, and who controls it, managers…

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Business Benefits to HP Suppliers from Responsible Practices in China

Sonali Rammohan
Stanford Global Supply Chain Management Forum December2008

In recent years, the electronics industry has made important improvements in social and environmental responsibility (SER) conformance among first-tier suppliers, due in part to the standardization of SER practices set forth in the Electronics…

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Trends in Organic, Transitional and Sustainable Cotton

Diana Rothchild, Bilal Musharraf, Samuel Lu, Ning Sung
Center for Social Innovation Newsletter May2008 Vol. 4

This article, published in the Center for Social Innovation Newsletter (Spring 2008, Vol. 4), summarizes a white paper that addresses trends in the development of socially and environmentally responsible supply chains with respect to the…

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Report from the February 2008 CIBAM Global Business Symposium “Global Finance”, 21–22 February 2008, Emmanuel College and Judge Business School

Karen McClellan
Contributions to Political Economy February2008 Vol. 27 Issue 1 Pages 125–137.
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Taking Finance Seriously: How Debt Financing Distorts Bidding Outcomes in Corporate Takeovers

Robert P. Bartlett
Fordham Law Review 2008 Vol. 76 Issue 4

Economic analysis of corporate takeovers has traditionally advocated legal doctrines that ensure a target company in a takeover contest is acquired by the bidder willing to pay the most for it. The reason stems from the conventional assumption…

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Eco-Design Value Alignment: Keys to Success

Razvan Gheorghe, Kosuke Ishii
ASME 2007 International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition November112007 Vol. 15 Pages 267-277.

In a world of globalization and outsourcing, environmental legislation became a main driver for doing eco-design. Eco-innovation and green money are concepts to create marketing advantages and differentiation from their competitors, transforming…

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Driving Business Value through B2B Outsourcing: Improving Business Performance, Trading Partner Satisfaction, and B2B Capabilities

Barchi Gillai, Tongil Kim
Stanford Global Supply Chain Management Forum October2007 Pages 39.

For many years, business process outsourcing (BPO) has been identified as a strategic trend. This study examines the business and technical benefits of global business-to-business e-commerce outsourcing. Areas covered include the elements of…