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Complementary Climate Policies for Supply and Demand (Conditionally accepted, AER: Insights)

Geir B. Asheim, Bård Harstad
2026

The traditional approach to climate policy is to regulate the demand side, for example through an emissions fee. Supply-side regulation has received less attention. The two instruments are perfect substitutes in the first best but we show that…

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Do Well Managed Firms Make Better Forecasts?

Nicholas A. Bloom, Takafumi Kawakubo, Charlotte Meng, Paul Mizen, Rebecca Riley, Tatsuro Senga, John Van Reenen
The Review of Economics and Statistics 2026 Pages 1–26.

We link new forecast and management data on over 20,000 firms to data on productivity in manufacturing and services. The panel survey was administered in the UK in July 2017 and November 2020, coinciding with two periods of considerable…

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Does Access to Human Coaches Lead To More Weight Loss than with AI Coaches Alone?

Anuj Kapoor, Sridhar Narayanan, Puneet Manchanda
2026

Obesity and excess weight are major global health challenges. Several technological solutions, including mobile apps, have been developed to help people lose weight, many of which provide access to human coaches who help consumers set goals,…

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Does Management Matter? Evidence from India

John Roberts (1945–2026), Nicholas A. Bloom, Benn Eifert, Aprajit Mahajan, David McKenzie
2026

A long-standing question in social science is to what extent differences in management cause differences in firm performance. To investigate this we ran a management field experiment on large Indian textile firms. We provided free consulting on…

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Evidence from ADIA Lab’s Causal Discovery Challenge

Emanuele Olivetti, Vincent Zoonekynd, Marcos López de Prado, Guido W. Imbens, Miguel A. Hernán
The Journal of Financial Data Science 2026 Vol. 8 Issue 3 Pages 61–67.

This article analyzes the results of the 2024 ADIA Lab Causal Discovery Challenge, a large-scale competition designed to evaluate whether machine learning methods can infer causal roles from observational data when ground-truth causal structures…

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Evolutionary View of Strategy-making

Robert A. Burgelman, Sasanka Sekhar Chanda
2026

The evolutionary view posits that the intraorganizational ecology of strategy-making comprises two distinct types of strategic action. Induced strategic action involves initiatives on the part of operational and middle-level managers that fit…

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Fifteen reasons you should read this paper: How providing many arguments increases perceptions of both expertise and persuasive intent

Abigail Bergman, Mohamed Hussein, Rhia Catapano, Zakary Tormala
Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin 2026 Issue in press

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…

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Financial Regulation and AI: A Faustian Bargain?

Christopher Clayton, Antonio Coppola
2026

We study whether AI methods applied to large-scale portfolio holdings data can improve financial regulation. We build a state-of-the-art, graph-based deep learning model tailored to security-level data on the holdings of financial intermediaries…

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A Framework for Geoeconomics

Christopher Clayton, Matteo Maggiori, Jesse Schreger
Econometrica 2026 Vol. 94 Issue 1 Pages 105–136.

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…

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Gun-Use Regulation and Firearm Mortality: Evidence from Deer Hunting Season

Adam Rosenberg
2026

This paper studies gun-use regulation and firearm mortality. I gather historical schedules of deer hunting season in North Carolina and Virginia and pair them with morgue records at county-day frequency. Hunters increase firearm use during deer…

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Holistic Evaluation of Large Language Models for Medical Tasks with MedHELM

Suhana Bedi, Hejie Cui, Miguel Fuentes, Alyssa Unell, Michael Wornow, Juan M. Banda, Nikesh Kotecha, Timothy Keyes, Yifan Mai, Mert Oez, Hao Qiu, Shrey Jain, Leonardo Schettini, Mehr Kashyap, Jason Alan Fries, Akshay Swaminathan, Philip Chung, Fateme Nateghi Haredasht, Ivan Lopez, Asad Aali, Gabriel Tse, Ashwin Nayak, Shivam Vedak, Sneha S. Jain, Birju Patel, Oluseyi Fayanju, Shreya Shah, Ethan Goh, Dong-han Yao, Brian Soetikno, Eduardo Reis, Sergios Gatidis, Vasu Divi, Robson Capasso, Rachna Saralkar, Chia-Chun Chiang, Jenelle Jindal, Tho Pham, Faraz Ghoddusi, Steven Lin, Albert S. Chiou, Hyo Jung Hong, Mohana Roy, Michael F. Gensheimer, Hinesh Patel, Kevin A. Schulman, Dev Dash, Danton Char, Lance Downing, Francois Grolleau, Kameron Black, Bethel Mieso, Aydin Zahedivash, Wen-wai Yim, Harshita Sharma, Tony Lee, Hannah Kirsch, Jennifer Lee, Nerissa Ambers, Carlene Lugtu, Aditya Sharma, Bilal Mawji, Alex Alekseyev, Vicky Zhou, Vikas Kakkar, Jarrod Helzer, Anurang Revri, Yair Bannett, Roxana Daneshjou, Jonathan Chen, Emily Alsentzer, Keith Morse, Nirmal Ravi, Nima Aghaeepour, Vanessa Kennedy, Akshay Chaudhari, Thomas Wang, Sanmi Koyejo, Matthew P. Lungren, Eric Horvitz, Percy Liang, Michael A. Pfeffer, Nigam H. Shah
Nature Medicine 2026 Vol. 32 Pages 943–951.

While large language models (LLMs) achieve near-perfect scores on medical licensing exams, these evaluations inadequately reflect the complexity and diversity of real-world clinical practice. Here we introduce MedHELM, an extensible evaluation…

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How Carbon Accounting Rules Shape Incentives for Hydrogen Production

Gunther Glenk, Philip Holler, Stefan J. Reichelstein
Nature Communications 2026 Vol. 17

Governments around the world have recently adopted policy support programs for hydrogen, tying the level of support to the assessed carbon intensity of the hydrogen produced. Here we compare alternative carbon accounting rules for determining the…

Working Paper

How to Reduce Lead Emissions from a Lead-Acid Battery Circular Economy with Formal and Informal Processes

Erica Plambeck, Qiong Wang, Amrita Kundu
2026

Problem Definition: Bangladesh suffers from massive lead emissions from its circular Lead-Acid Battery (LAB)

industry. Informal smelting of scrap lead from Used Lead-Acid Batteries (ULAB) is especially emission-intensive…

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Introduction to Corporate Governance

David F. Larcker, Brian Tayan
CGRI Quick Guide Series 2026

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…

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Liquidity, Debt Denomination, and Currency Dominance

Antonio Coppola, Arvind Krishnamurthy, Chenzi Xu
Journal of Finance 2026 Vol. Forthcoming

Over four centuries, specific currencies have dominated global debt denomination. We present a liquidity-based theory that explains the centrality of the Dutch florin, British pound, and US dollar, and that rationalizes features of the…

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Low Rate of Completion of Recommended Tests and Referrals in an Academic Primary Care Practice with Resident Trainees

Maelys J. Amat, Timothy S. Anderson, Scot B. Sternberg, Talya Salant, Leonor Fernandez, Gordon D. Schiff, Mark D. Aronson, James C. Benneyan, Sara Singer, Kelly L. Graham, Russell S. Phillips
2026

Background

A frequent, preventable cause of diagnostic errors involves failure to follow up on…

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A Mega-replication of the Effect of Cash versus Card Payment on Pain of Paying: Magnitude, Behavioral Outcomes, and Moderators

Christopher Bechler, Rhia Catapano, Szu-chi Huang, Oleg Urminsky
Journal of Consumer Research (forthcoming) 2026
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Monetary Policy, Bank Fragility, and the Modern Financial Intermediation

Gregor Matvos, Tomasz Piskorski, Amit Seru
Annual Review of Economics 2026 Vol. 18 Pages 263–281.

This article reviews recent research on monetary policy transmission through banks and the broader financial intermediation sector, and its implications for financial stability. Traditional banks remain fragile due to high leverage and maturity…

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Persuasion via intermediaries: The pull of extremity

Derek D. Rucker, Mark Dyer, Jesse D'Agostino, Zakary Tormala
Journal of Experimental Social Psychology 2026 Vol. 126, Article 104961

Persuasion is a powerful device for shaping people’s attitudes and actions. Recent work has begun to examine who persuaders target with their persuasive efforts. The current work explores how persuaders think about intermediaries—individuals who…

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Power Analysis is Essential: High-Powered Tests Suggest Minimal to No Effect of Rounded Shapes on Click-Through Rates

R. Kohavi, J. Linowski, L. Vermeer, F. Boisseranc, J. Furuseth, A. Gelman, Guido W. Imbens, R. Rajagopal
Econ Journal Watch: Scholarly Comments on Academic Economics 2026 Vol. 23 Issue 1 Pages 139–172.