How to Turn Old Ideas Into Creative Solutions to Modern Problems
“Precedents thinking” could spur innovation breakthroughs — like eliminating billions in waste from the U.S. healthcare system.
Don’t Confuse Ambition With Effective Leadership
People who see themselves as leaders often step into leadership roles — but are they any good at it?
How to Ease the Pain of Mass Layoffs During Recessions
Government programs to save jobs are costly. But avoiding the scarring effects of unemployment can be worth it.
What Would You Do to Get Ahead? Depends on Why You Want to Get Ahead.
Ambition is a predictor of success. Yet the motives behind it can lead to unethical behavior.
The Paris Climate Deal Gives Countries Options. Leaving Isn’t Meant to Be One.
The 2015 climate pact was designed to win global support. Now the Trump administration is walking away — again.
Young Investors’ Support for ESG Dropped Dramatically in 2024
Facing economic uncertainty, Millennial and Gen Z investors say they’re prioritizing profits over environmental and social priorities.
Is a Lack of Corporate Competition Stifling the U.S. Economy?
An economist argues that regulators and naysayers are missing the real story about market concentration.
The “Least Bad” Option for Fixing New York’s Traffic Woes
A couple of economists have some suggestions for improving the Big Apple’s rollout of congestion pricing.
