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Why The Future Appears Closer Than The Past
Research by professor Eugene Caruso featured in the Atlantic finds that the subjective experience of moving through time is analogous to the physical experience of movement through space. Read More »
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Most Billionaires are Self-Made, Not Heirs
Research co-authored by Steven Kaplan finds that the proportion of America’s wealthiest people who inherited their fortunes has halved over the past 30 years.
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Recognizing the Value of the MBA
In an interview with the Economist, dean Sunil Kumar discusses the importance of savoring the academic experience at Chicago Booth. Read More »
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Is The Economy Near A Tipping Point?
At the IGM sponsored Monetary Policy Forum, economists worry that high US debt could cause investors to demand risk premiums and lead to a funding crisis. Read More »
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When Women Earn More Than Their Husbands
Research by Marianne Bertrand and Emir Kamenica finds that women pay a social price when they make more money than their spouses. Read More »
Highlights:
School
- The Best-Kept Secret in the Chicago Art World is a B-School
- Gleaning insight from marketing heavyweights
- Professors to Compare Economies Throughout History
- Is The Economy Near A Tipping Point?
- Career Advice From Hank Paulson
Research
- Why The Future Appears Closer Than The Past
- Most Billionaires Are Self-Made, Not Heirs
- When Women Earn More Than Their Husbands
- Why is the Unemployment Rate Stubbornly High?
- Are Hockey Players Overpaid?
Alumni
Faculty
- The Best-Kept Secret in the Chicago Art World is a B-School
- Mining The Promise Of Big Data
- Professors to Compare Economies Throughout History
- Why The Future Appears Closer Than The Past
- Most Billionaires Are Self-Made, Not Heirs
Op-Eds
- Ask Emily: Should I Treat Myself or Give It Away?
- Mining The Promise Of Big Data
- Why India Slowed
- Ask Emily: Balancing Reading and Rewards
- America Needs An Alternative Maximum Tax
