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In the wake of a Justice Department suit against Google, Yale SOM’s Fiona Scott Morton explains why antitrust violations are bad for consumers.

VIDEO: Discussion led by Prof. William Goetzmann, leaders in the field discussed the state of art institutions and the reasons for hope about the long term.

A Q&A with Prof. Tauhid Zaman who has done a series of studies identifying bot networks and assessing their impact.

In a new study, Yale Economic Growth Center affiliate Michael Peters and coauthors trace the relationship between growth and the efficiency of outside managers.

With up to 30,000 jobs projected to be lost in the coming weeks, Yale’s Kevin Williams discusses the economics of air travel and how the industry can survive.

Energy executive Elliot Mainzer ’98 M.B.A. talks about the progress he’s witnessed and the challenges that remain in creating a fully sustainable energy grid.

Alibaba co-founder Joe Tsai ’86 B.A., ’90 J.D. and Y Combinator’s Michael Seibel ’05 B.A. recently participated in online talks with the Tsai CITY community.

Mushfiq Mobarak describes the arc of his research on scalable, evidence-based policy responses to the deprivations of poverty.

Effective police reform, says SOM’s Canales, begins with shifting the focus from deterring crime to helping the whole community feel safe.

Shutting down the health plans with the highest mortality rates could save thousands of lives per year, according to research by Yale SOM’s Jason Abaluck.