Wharton Faculty Op Eds
- How to Confront the Anti-ESG Campaign August 30, 2022Outlet: Knowledge@Wharton--Vit Henisz explains why the anti-ESG investing movement is gaining ground, and what can be done to mitigate its impact.
- Why Giving People Advice Almost Never Works August 18, 2022Outlet: Saturday Evening Post Online, The--Katy Milkman writes about what it takes to push forward in the face of discouragement — and even instill that confidence in other people.
- Needed: A COVID course correction August 4, 2022Outlet: Boston Globe, The--Zeke Emanuel on how the government should navigate the disconnect between a public health emergency and a population that seems inured.
- How to Measure — and Improve — Labor Productivity July 25, 2022Outlet: Knowledge@Wharton--Christian Terwiesch breaks down several key methods to maximize worker productivity in a tight labor market.
- Here's a good reason for employers to value remote work July 13, 2022Outlet: Human Resource Executive Online--Peter Cappelli writes about the ongoing debate of remote and hybrid work.
- Canceling student debt for everyone is bad policy and bad economics July 5, 2022Outlet: Hill Online, The--Sylvain Catherine argues that student loan forgiveness primarily benefits affluent borrowers.
- Why ‘blameflation’ is not the answer to runaway pricing July 5, 2022Outlet: Hill, The--John Zhang writes about the inflation blame game and how companies approach pricing.
- Summer travel is already a nightmare — and it's only going to get worse June 26, 2022Outlet: INSIDER--Gad Allon writes about the bottlenecks in summer travel.
- COVID-19 Inspired Creativity In Health Care: Lessons For Management And Policy June 23, 2022Outlet: Health Affairs--Ingrid Nembhard writes about how COVID-19 inspired changes in health care and management.
- How Did You Do? June 10, 2022Outlet: Thrive Global--Judd Kessler writes about his research on the gender gap in self-promotion.