What If Student Loan Payments Were Tied to Your Paycheck?
Income-based repayment plans lead some borrowers to scale back their incomes, but the benefits outweigh the costs.
AI and Online Images Are Reflecting Flawed Views of Working Women
New research traces the pervasiveness of age-related gender bias in LLMs and popular image and video sites.
How Technology Can Evolve Without Overwhelming Our Brainpower
As innovations get ever more complicated, people keep figuring out ways to ease the cognitive burden.
Why Wall Street Is Booming While Main Street Is Stagnating
New research finds that major U.S. corporations are growing by buying up their competitors rather than generating new ideas.
Clicks, Drags, and Whips: When Taking Digital Surveys, Your Movements Matter
Survey interfaces have subtle effects on people’s responses. And those small differences can add up.
Big Ideas from Stanford GSB Faculty
Just a few of the influential findings and enduring discoveries made by Stanford GSB researchers
A Closer Look at Small Business Owners Reveals Their Political Preferences
New research finds that small business owners represent a distinct, Republican-leaning constituency.
After DEI Controversies, Companies Talk Up Diversity. Hiring Tells Another Story.
A look at corporate HR data finds superficial responses to public scrutiny of diversity practices.
