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June 14, 2024

Experts divided on climate risk pricing

New study explores how finance professionals' beliefs and mental models influence stock return expectations

  • beliefs
  • climate
  • mental models
  • risk
  • Florian Zimmermann
  • Katrin Gödker
  • Paul Smeets
  • Rob Bauer
Research

May 16, 2019

Do employee share owners face too much financial risk?

U.S. data show that employer stock creates excessive risk for only a minority of families

  • employee ownership
  • investment
  • portfolio
  • risk
  • stock market
  • Dan Weltmann
  • Douglas L. Kruse
  • Joseph Blasi
  • Jung Ook Kim
  • Saehee Kang
  • William Castellano
Research

April 24, 2018

The moral hazard of life-saving innovations: Naloxone access, opioid abuse, and crime

By Jennifer Doleac and Anita Mukherjee The United States is grappling with an epidemic of opioid abuse and mortality. The […]

  • crime
  • drugs
  • health
  • moral hazard
  • mortality
  • risk
  • substance abuse
  • United States
  • Anita Mukherjee
  • Jennifer Doleac
Research

September 13, 2016

Differences in risk attitudes do not explain gender gap in leadership positions

A recent IZA World of Labor article suggests that gender differences in attitudes toward risk are less significant than previously […]

  • attitudes
  • competition
  • female leadership
  • gender discrimination
  • gender gap
  • risk
  • risk aversion
  • Amanda H. Goodall
  • Andrew J. Oswald
  • Antonio Filippin
  • Benjamin Artz
  • Christoph Freudenthaler
  • Erica G. Birk
  • Glen R. Waddell
  • Jay K. Walker
  • Logan M. Lee
  • Mario Lackner
  • Michael Jetter
  • Paolo Crosetto
  • René Böheim
Research

May 19, 2015

Innovative approach to reduce violence and crime in Liberia: New research supported by DFID and IZA

Cities are home to more than half the population of developing countries. Many cities struggle to deal with large-scale urban […]

  • cash
  • cognitive behavior
  • crime
  • Development
  • drugs
  • GLM-LIC
  • Liberia
  • poverty
  • risk
  • self-image
  • therapy
  • violence
  • youth
  • Christopher Blattman
  • Julian C. Jamison
  • Margaret Sheridan
Research

February 23, 2015

Don’t doze off… Being tired might make you risky

It is common sense that making important decisions after a night of poor sleep might be a bad idea. Marco […]

  • experiment
  • irrational
  • preferences
  • rationality
  • risk
  • sleepiness
  • tired
  • David L. Dickinson
  • Marco Castillo
  • Ragan Petrie
Research

February 4, 2015

Pour some sugar in me: Faster, better decisions with glucose

Many factors influence the quality of decision making: importance, relevance, and even time of day can affect the degree to […]

  • cognitive performance
  • decision making
  • experiment
  • glucose
  • health
  • response time
  • risk
  • sugar
  • David L. Dickinson
  • Nathan Stroh
  • Todd McElroy
Research

July 25, 2014

Risk and compensation in the labor market for drug smugglers

Every year, roughly 3,000 people are arrested while working as “mules” smuggling drugs through the ports of entry along the […]

  • compensation
  • drugs
  • illegal
  • labor market
  • Mexico
  • prison
  • regulation
  • risk
  • smuggling
  • Caleb Mason
  • David J. Bjerk

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