What legal protection do victims of fake media have?
Shallowfake and deepfake media are undermining individuals and deceiving viewers—but not much can be done to hold creators accountable.
What can be done about unfair zoning ordinance citations?
Municipalities have been using zoning ordinances to purposefully keep specific businesses out of the community.
The impact of ride-hailing services on real estate prices in urban districts
Ride-hailing services contribute to the spread and balance of real estate prices in urban areas.
Helping adolescents understand risk
Adolescents take more risks than adults in situations with unlikely, but greatly consequential, negative outcomes.
Artificial intelligence promises to make healthcare more efficient—if health law can keep up
Advances in healthcare related to artificial intelligence comes with some significant risks. Are there legal implications to follow?
How do financial analysts shape firms’ non-GAAP reporting?
Financial analysts play an important role in holding managers accountable when firms present data that is not audited.
Less than half of eligible public firms accepted COVID-19 relief loans
The Paycheck Protection Program, a segment of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act, allocated an unprecedented $349 billion fund toward business relief. Why did so many public firms turn down free resources?
How did food bank supply chains overcome global crises?
Food banks remained resilient throughout global crises through frugal innovation by anticipating, adapting and recovering from shocks to the supply chain.
How governments can benefit from sharing IT systems
Outdated U.S. government IT systems were exposed as sub-optimal during COVID-19. How can governments replace their IT systems in cost-effective ways?
How are politicians influencing independent regulators?
Political pressure indirectly influences the quality of work performed by independent regulatory bodies.
Taking the “panic” out of pandemic
By taking into account people’s behavior during waves of infections, policymakers can strategically optimize the timing and intensity of public health interventions.
The Asymmetric Effects of Monetary Policy on the Stock Market
The extent to which the Federal Reserve’s expansionary monetary policy is beneficial to the stock market may be contingent upon periods of stock market performance and policy phases throughout U.S. history. Cheng Jiang designed a robust composite index to accurately predict the beginnings and ends of falling (bear) markets throughout history, finding that every economic […]
Flood insurance prices are changing—And that’s a good thing
Fairly priced flood insurance is needed to protect families from climate disaster.
Reforming the retail sector, one brick at a time
Alternate systems of rent can help minimize the rise of brick-and-mortar retail vacancies.
How Geographic Diversification in Banks Drives Innovation
How does freeing banks from geographic regulations help fuel corporate innovation?