What separates financially successful people from those who struggle? Studies in behavioral economics reveal five key personality traits that can be cultivated to transform your financial future.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "GST Bachat Utsav" simplifies India's GST structure, reducing tax burdens and boosting consumption. Income tax exemptions and GST rate cuts are expected to save ...

This multi-part series unpacks Dr. Don Barden's research into the changing dynamics involving women in leadership, and what ...

Baby Berkshires may deliver respectable, even market-beating returns. Matching Buffett’s blend of size, longevity, and peerless capital allocation is another matter entirely—and probably a ...

Experts say the 2010s girlboss has simply evolved—here's why Hailey Bieber and other Gen Z icons embody the new version.

Bat guano's minerals and nutrient content helps explain a disturbing shift in the diet of chimpanzees in the forests of ...

Even as a near-record number of Americans cite an unfair gap in tax avoidance among the country's wealthiest, they don't ...

Associate Professor of Economics Sandra Goff has received a National Science Foundation grant award supporting her research ...

The Machine Learning in Economics Summer Conference will be held at the University of Chicago on August 11–12, 2025. MLESC brings together researchers working at the intersection of machine learning ...

In a conversation with The Regulatory Review, physician–economist Kevin Volpp discusses how behavioral economics can inform the design of interventions to promote healthier decision-making and improve ...

In life insurance, understanding the nuances of human decision‑making and the moments when applicants misreport information is critical to accurate and fair underwriting. When these decisions involve ...

Kawin Ethayarajh, Assistant Professor of Applied AI and Kathryn and Grant Swick Faculty Scholar, joins Booth from Princeton University, where he was a postdoctoral fellow at the Princeton Language and ...