Peer-Reviewed Research
Quick, clear translations of faculty research that will change the way you think.
Emerging Markets | Peer-Reviewed Research
In nascent markets, breakthrough products like clean cookstoves can save lives. But lasting impact does not come from donations. It comes from the “knowledge intermediaries” that build a market infrastructure to get these products into homes.
26 Sep
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Work Motivation | Peer-Reviewed ResearchProfessor Mijeong Kwon’s research finds that loving your work can be valuable — but treating it as the only “right” reason to pursue a career can cause harm.29 Aug
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Corporate Disclosures | Peer-Reviewed ResearchIn years with strong performance, corporate disclosures are more helpful for stock price discovery — in bad news years, not so much.15 Aug
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Faith and Work | Peer-Reviewed Research
Religious beliefs can help and harm business In unexpected ways.
October 21
Institutional Investing | Peer-Reviewed Research
Widening the pool of informed investors might help reduce the cost of capital.
October 21
Leadership Succession | Peer-Reviewed Research
Company performance and a female CEO's job survival can suffer if her predecessor was male.
October 21
Workplace Psychology | Peer-Reviewed Research
Throw out assumptions to better understand the impact of emotions on the workplace.
October 19
Workplace Psychology | Peer-Reviewed Research
Do your work clothes influence how well you do your job?
October 19
Municipal Bonds | Peer-Reviewed Research
America's most corrupt states have to pay more to lure bond buyers.
October 16
Nonprofit Recognition | Peer-Reviewed Research
Recognizing donors does not always lead to increased giving.
October 07
Workplace Psychology | Peer-Reviewed Research
Where people locate their sense of self influences their decision making.
October 04
Market Game Theory | Peer-Reviewed Research
The profit potential of shrinking markets is rooted in how firms respond to competitor actions in the marketplace.
September 29
Healthcare | Peer-Reviewed Research
A study of the 2007 Avandia controversy reveals how specialists and generalists responded differently to contradictory information.
September 29
