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Prototyping a Methodology for Estimating the Economic Externalities Resulting From Commercial Products’ Influence on the Health of Their Users

Stephen J. Downs, Sara Singer, Carol Passarelli, Inah Golez, Evan Cook
American Journal of Health Promotion 2026

Purpose

Determine feasibility of estimating economic externalities associated with influences that products of individual corporations have on their customers’ health behaviors.

Design

Our methodology included four steps…

Working Paper

Regulating Firearm Markets: Evidence from California

Adam Rosenberg
2026

This paper studies demand, fatalities, and regulation in firearm markets. I assemble 20 years of administrative data from California, recording all licit handgun purchases and fatalities. Leveraging variation from the entry timing of firearm…

Journal Article

Representativeness and Response Validity Across Nine Opt-in Online Samples

Michael N. Stagnaro, James N. Druckman, Adam J. Berinsky, Antonio A. Arechar, Robb Willer, David G. Rand
Nature Human Behaviour 2026 Vol. 10 Pages 1441–1454.

The study of human behaviour has shifted in the past 15 years. It increasingly relies on opt-in non-probability online data sources. Here we offer an analysis of nine such sources (N = 13,053), aiming to inform researchers conducting…

Working Paper

Second-Best Amendment: Market Power and Tax Design in the Firearms Industry

Luis Armona, Adam Rosenberg
2026

This paper studies the roles of market power and taxes in determining market surplus and social welfare in the U.S. consumer firearms industry. Using microdata from Massachusetts and aggregate data from other states, we estimate an equilibrium…

Journal Article

Sovereign Default and the Decline in Interest Rates

Max Miller, James D. Paron, Jessica A. Wachter
The Review of Financial Studies 2026

Sovereign debt yields have undergone a historic decline over the last half century. Standard explanations, including aging populations and increases in asset demand from abroad, encounter difficulties when confronted with the full range of…

Book

Sports Business Management: Decision Making Around the Globe

George Foster, Norm O’Reilly, Antonio Dávila
Routledge. 2026, 3rd edition; 2020, 2nd edition; 2016, 1st Edition New York and London 2026

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…

Journal Article

Talking about what we support versus oppose affects others’ openness to our views

Rhia Catapano, Zakary Tormala
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 2026 Vol. 130 Pages 627-644.

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…

Journal Article

Tariffs and Supply Chain Diversification Under Scale Economies

Li Chen, Hau L. Lee, Shiqing Yao
Production and Operations Management 2026

The recent elimination of the United States de minimis exemption for import tariffs has been reported to have a significant impact on ultra-fresh fashion companies such as Shein and Temu. This article develops a game-theoretic model to…

Journal Article

The Effect of Financial Reporting on Strategic Investments: Evidence from Purchase Obligations

Suzie Noh
The Accounting Review 2026 Vol. 101 Issue 1 Pages 437–474.

I examine whether mandating the disclosure of investments influences firms’ strategic interactions. I exploit an SEC regulation requiring firms to report off-balance sheet purchase obligations, such as commitments to inventory purchases, CAPEX, R…

Journal Article

The Effects of Political Advertising on Facebook and Instagram Before the 2020 US Election

Hunt Allcott, Matthew Gentzkow, Ro’ee Levy, Adriana Crespo-Tenorio, Natasha Dumas, Winter Mason, Devra Moehler, Pablo Barberá, Taylor Brown, Juan Carlos Cisneros, Drew Dimmery, Deen Freelon, Sandra González-Bailón, Andrew M. Guess, Young Mie Kim, David Lazer, Neil Malhotra, Sameer Nair-Desai, Brendan Nyhan, Ana Carolina Paixao de Queiroz, Jennifer Pan, Jaime Settle, Jaime Settle, Emily Thorson, Rebekah Tromble, Carlos Velasco Rivera, Benjamin Wittenbrink, Magdalena Wojcieszak, Shiqi Yang, Saam Zahedian, Annie Franco, Chad Kiewiet de Jonge, Natalie Jomini Stroud, Joshua A. Tucker
Nature Human Behaviour 2026

We study the effects of social media political advertising by randomizing subsets of 36,906 Facebook users and 25,925 Instagram users to have political ads removed from their news feeds for 6 weeks before the 2020 US presidential election. We…

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The Payment System Puts a Floor on the Fed’s Balance Sheet

Darrell Duffie
BPEA Conference Draft Brookings 2026

The Fed is now growing its balance sheet roughly in step with the quantity of reserve balances needed by banks within each day to make timely payments to each other. Systemically important banks also demand large quantities of reserve balances to…

Journal Article

The Perils of Perceived Power: The Dual-Threat Model of Antisemitism

B. Hadar, Nir Halevy, T. R. Cohen, E. P. Apfelbaum, L. Chan
American Psychologist 2026 Vol. 81 Issue 4 Pages 516-530.

Antisemitism, characterized by prejudice, discrimination, and hostility toward Jews, is marked by two enduring paradoxes. First, although people typically defer to powerholders, perceptions of Jews as powerful are associated with disdain rather…

Journal Article

The Polaris2025 Seshat Data Release: An Expanded Dataset for Cliodynamic Research

Pieter François, Ed Chalstrey, Jenny Reddish, Enrico Cioni, Samantha Holder, Jakob Hauser, Jakob Zsambok, Matilda Peruzzo, Daniel Kondor, Majid Benam, Helena Miton, Mari del Rio-Chanona, James Bennett, Daniel Hoyer, Harvey Whitehouse, Peter Turchin
https://doi.org/10.21237/C7clio.50838 2026

This report describes the current canonical dataset named Polaris2025, a subset of Seshat: Global History Databank data. This dataset focuses on a well-curated list of polities and variables that have been already used in publications or will be…

Journal Article

The Uniquely Powerful Impact of Explicit, Blatant Dehumanization on Support for Intergroup Violence

Alexander P. Landry, Isaias Ghezae, Ramzi Abou-Ismail, Sarah Spooner, River J. August, Charlotte Mair, Anya Ragnhildstveit, Wim Van den Noortgate, Michele J. Gelfand, Paul Seli
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 2026 Vol. 130 Issue 6 Pages 1147–1166.

To effectively address support for intergroup violence, we must understand the psychology promoting it. Dehumanization—the explicit and blatant denial of an outgroup’s humanity—is widely considered one such promoter, which has informed…

Working Paper

Two-Sided Flexibility in Platforms

Daniel Freund, Sébastien Martin, Kamessi Zhao
2026

Flexibility is a cornerstone of operations management, crucial to hedge stochasticity in product demands, service requirements, and resource allocation. In two-sided platforms, flexibility is also two-sided and can be viewed as the compatibility…

Journal Article

Unconscious Mental Content in Implicit Evaluation: Evidence From Misprediction

B. Kurdi, David Melnikoff, A. Morris
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 2026

The tide is turning against a major idea in social psychology: that implicit evaluations reflect mental content that lies beyond conscious awareness. This view is being reconsidered in light of mounting evidence that people can predict their own…

Journal Article

Understanding Financial Advisor Misconduct

Mark Egan, Gregor Matvos, Amit Seru
Annual Review of Financial Economics 2026 Vol. 18

Households rely on financial advisors to make investment and savings decisions. Despite their importance, there have long been concerns that financial advisors are prone to misconduct, and research has shown that these concerns are not unfounded…

Journal Article

Understanding the belief-behavior gap: Insights from attitudes research

Zakary Tormala, Derek Rucker
Journal of Consumer Psychology 2026 Vol. 36 Issue 1 Pages 133–140.

Belief change does not always lead to behavior change. This belief–behavior gap has received considerable attention, particularly in the context of misinformation. We expand upon ideas in the literature by offering additional insight derived from…

Journal Article

Human and Intellectual Capital Spending Efficiency and Efficacy: Evidence from U.S. Universities

Christopher S. Armstrong, Alan D. Jagolinzer, Sarah Kröchert, Andrea Pawliczek
Journal of Business Finance and Accounting December302025

We analyze the efficiency and efficacy of human and intellectual capital investment to better understand the effects of social investment. Existing literature in the corporate setting lacks analysis on the impact of human and intellectual capital…

Journal Article

Superhumanization as Social Creativity: Positive Exemplars and Cultural Appropriation Concerns Shape Identity Management

Nir Halevy, Chelsea R. Lide, Preeti Vani, Alexander P. Landry, Elizabeth Miclau
Social Psychological and Personality Science December292025 Vol. 17 Issue 7 Pages 794–805.

Why, when, and to whom do we attribute superhuman characteristics? Seven studies establish the positivity of superhumanization, show that Black Americans superhumanize their ingroup more than White Americans, and find that exposure to media…