| The Clean Air Act Wins Even 50 Years Later |
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| After 50 years, the societal benefits of the Clean Air Act still outweigh costs. Ambient measures of pollutants have fallen more than 90% in some areas, and the improvement in air quality has been credited with preventing innumerable premature deaths |
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| The Negative Effects of Stress on Your Life |
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| New research by Ulrike Malmendier, Berkeley Haas’ Edward J. and Mollie Arnold Professor of Finance says the effects of stress can be immense and it can literally take years off your life. Especially if you are a CEO.Malmendier, along with a team of |
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| What are the Highlights of an Executive Education Program? |
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| An executive education program is meant to be a wholesome experience. While some professionals participate for professional growth, others participate for the networking, and yet others for the possibility of a promotion or new job. But considering t |
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| Artificial Intelligence Promotes Growth and Success |
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| Berkeley Haas Assistant Professor Anastassia Fedyk and co-authors found that firms that invested more in artificial intelligence technology increased sales and employment, leading to higher levels of industry concentration.Increasingly, artificial in |
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| Do Business Executives Lie More Than the Average Person? |
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| Looking back at the economist and leading intellectual of the Progressive Era, Thorstein Veblen’s ideas about business, lying, and capitalism. One of the most recognized economists at the University of Chicago at the turn of the 20th century, Veble |
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| The Pandemic Gave Way to a ‘Massive Infodemic’ |
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| Along with the COVID-19 pandemic, the World Health Organization is also fighting another dangerous and complicated phenomenon – a “massive ‘infodemic,’”.Considering the fact that not much was known about how COVID-19 would affect humans, me |
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