AI has the potential to greatly aid economists by streamlining experiments’ design and implementations and leveraging behavioral insights, suggests Chicago Booth principal researcher Brian Jabarian and co-researchers.

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Journalist and Semafor cofounder Ben Smith discusses the path forward for the news industry. #Capitalisnt ms.spr.ly/6011c0bHN

NEW podcast: Does tackling climate change require global reporting rules?

Chicago Booth’s Christian Leuz discusses an international framework for carbon reporting. ms.spr.ly/6017cfUd5

According to Chicago Booth’s Eric Zwick, much simpler changes to the tax code could raise revenue from rich people without forcing the IRS to estimate unrealized gains.

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Our Full-Time MBA Employment Report offers valuable information about where Booth students land after graduation, including their industries, locations, employers, salaries, and more. Chicago Booth Full-Time MBA #Employment #Employment Report #Classof2023

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Congratulations to the winners of the 2023-2024 Harris Policy Innovation Challenge—four of whom are Booth students!

Recessions might be better for your health than economic growth, according to Booth’s Matthew Notowidigdo and co-researchers. Chicago Booth Review #EconomicGrowth #GreatRecession #Pollution #ClimateChange

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As a career switcher, Michelle Kim Cull, ’19, says Booth’s flexible MBA curriculum was critical in helping her pivot from heavy industrials to software tech. Read more about Cull’s MBA journey. Chicago Booth Full-Time MBA #BoothMBA #MBA #BoothAlumni

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How can companies navigate ethical challenges and risks?

RSVP for an event in Chicago on 4/25 with Chicago Booth’s John Paul Rollert and New York University’s Alison Taylor, author of 'Higher Ground: How Business Can Do the Right Thing in a Turbulent World.' ms.spr.ly/6011cFuWH

How much does the weather affect the outcome of your doctor’s visit? A lot, according to research from Chicago Booth’s Devin G. Pope.

Using NielsenIQ data housed at Booth’s Kilts Center, researchers explored how bottle deposits in New York influenced prices and sales of bottled water. Chicago Booth Review #Recycling #PriceIncrease

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People are just as impatient when it comes to paying money as receiving it, suggests research by UT Austin’s Annabelle Roberts and Chicago Booth’s Alex Imas and Ayelet Fishbach. ms.spr.ly/6011cFPFD

“You can speak corporate language but it is also important to understand the language of the neighborhoods. It is important to be bilingual,” says Ghian Foreman. Chicago Booth students are exploring neighborhoods as part of Rustandy Center’s Civic Chicago. ms.spr.ly/6015c49b3

Chicago Booth PhD student Emma Zhang and co-researchers find that parents should be involved in decision-making about incentives for students to participate in supplemental training. Chicago Booth Review #Education #Policy

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Who turned out the lights? Groups of students gathered on campus today to catch the last total solar eclipse until 2044. 🌒 #SolarEclipse2024

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In CHI, welfare would ⬆️ if transit cost nearly $0, resulting in more freq. trains & fewer buses. Road pricing cuts environmental impact, but aids travelers only if revenue backs transit subsidies. Research from Chicago Booth's Milena Almagro & co-authors. ow.ly/118S50R9EKE

Hyperinflation in 1920s Germany set off ripples that persist a century later, suggests research by Tilburg University’s Fabio Braggion, University of Zurich’s Felix von Meyerinck, WHU–Otto Beisheim School of Management’s Nic Schaub, and Chicago Booth’s Michael Weber. ms.spr.ly/6014c0wX6

Executive MBA alumnus Marco DeBenedictis, ’20, shares how he used his degree to influence his firm’s corporate strategy and advance his career. Chicago Booth Executive MBA #EMBA #BoothAlumni

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On a recent episode of the Chicago Booth Review podcast, Booth’s John Paul Rollert (@jprollert) reflects on how we think about helping the poor and charitable giving. #Ethics

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