Much of what personal finance gurus suggest is at odds with economic research, but they can bring insights into human nature that economists sometimes miss.
How do narratives influence economic choices? A recent study co-authored by Yale’s Thomas Steffen and Brett Campbell focused on one source of stories: sermons.
Yale’s Kevin Donovan discusses his research on growth transitions, labor market dynamics, and constraints to firm growth in low- and middle-income countries.
The new center will further the study and practice of asset management by supporting research, convening thought leaders, and funding scholarships for students.
Michael Ivy, a surgeon and Yale New Haven Health’s deputy chief medical officer, discusses mental health issues facing physicians and shares his own experience.
Yale’s William B. English discusses how the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank made the Federal Reserve’s complicated task of controlling inflation even harder.
In a new book, two Yale researchers argue for looking beyond blame and embracing a form of accountability based on clear communication and mutual trust.
In a Q&A, Eli Fenichel discusses his work to get the government on track to account for the use of natural capital and integrate that data into decision...
