Capital Ideas
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09.09.2015
When times are tough, we often look to family. Research suggests lenders do likewise: family-owned businesses paid significantly less for debt than nonfamily firms when credit was difficult to secure.
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08.31.2015
How the gambler’s fallacy causes bad decisions.
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07.29.2015
Research indicates that cash still beats out credit when there’s enough cash in a consumers’ pocket to cover the bill.
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07.07.2015
Chicago Booth’s Anita Rao and Stanford’s Wesley R. Hartmann use demographic data to figure out if moviegoers prefer bigger screens or more choices.
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06.17.2015
Professor Richard Thaler examines the evolution of economics.
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05.31.2015
How knowledge workers are reshaping the map of the global economy.
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07.29.2014
Chicago Booth’s Jane Risen studies Seeds of Peace, a Middle East coexistence program that brings together Israeli and Palestinian teenagers every year for three weeks in rural Maine.