Wharton Faculty Op Eds
- Drug pricing reform in the U.S.: If Europeans paid more, would Americans pay less? July 24, 2019Outlet: Philadelphia Inquirer Online, The--Mark Pauly writes about possible solutions for lowering drug pricing.
- Investor Capitalism Prevailed; Now What for Long-Termism? July 23, 2019Outlet: Directors & Boards Online--Michael Useem discusses how governing boards can lead in the age of long-termism.
- The case for issue-specific presidential primary debates July 23, 2019Outlet: Hill Online, The--Eric Orts makes a case for the structure of future presidential debates.
- The Outside View: Retail's Future Leaders Can't Operate a Rotary Phone July 15, 2019Outlet: Women's Wear Daily--Tom Robertson on the future of the retail industry.
- As the global population rate slows, opportunities emerge June 18, 2019Outlet: Hill Online, The--Mauro Guillen writes about the world population and implications for businesses.
- Do you trust Walmart in your home alone? June 13, 2019Outlet: Hill Online, The--Gad Allon writes about Walmart's latest announcement for in-home deliveries.
- Bullying China now will just leave us with welts later May 16, 2019Outlet: Hill Online, The--Mauro Guillen on the US-China trade battles.
- Uber's IPO and the future of gig-economy workers May 13, 2019Outlet: Hill Online, The--Gad Allon on Uber strikes and gig economy workers.
- Can fintech increase lending? How courts are undermining financial inclusion April 16, 2019Outlet: Brookings Institution--Peter Conti-Brown dissects laws and the pricing of credit.
- Is Your Business Built for 24/7 Customer Relationships? April 16, 2019Outlet: Harvard Business Review--Nicolaj Siggelkow and Christian Terwiesch on customized digital interactions and connected strategies.