Wharton Faculty Op Eds
- Your Email Does Not Constitute My Emergency April 13, 2023Outlet: New York Times, The--Adam Grant writes about email urgency and work-life balance.
- What would happen if paper money became obsolete? April 12, 2023Outlet: Brookings Institution—Daniel Garrett explains his research on how regulation limiting ESG policies distorts financial market outcomes.
- Finding the Words That Get Results April 8, 2023Outlet: Wall Street Journal, The—Jonah Berger discusses how certain types of language persuade and motivate people.
- The Bank Reform That Will Harm Our Economy and Our Politics April 5, 2023Outlet: New York Times, The--—Peter Conti-Brown writes about bank supervision and regulation in the wake of the Silicon Valley Bank collapse.
- Create Winning Customer Experiences with Generative AI April 4, 2023Outlet: Harvard Business ReviewNicolaj Siggelkow and Christian Terwiesch write about the competitive implications that will arise from this new technology.
- How Diversity Can Boost Board Effectiveness April 3, 2023Outlet: MIT Sloan Management Review Online—Stephanie Creary writes about a model that can help boards not only recruit diverse members but also benefit from their perspectives and input.
- SVB: US regulators have generated “a moral hazard” March 24, 2023Outlet: Banker, The--Itay Goldstein and Yao Zeng write about the SVB collapse and the surprising response of US regulators.
- Finance Runs on Trust. Crypto Should Get to Earn It, Too. March 24, 2023Outlet: MarketWatch--Kevin Werbach suggests that crypto may be a way for regulators to reassess what a bank should be.
- Biden’s veto supports free markets, not ‘woke’ capitalism March 22, 2023Outlet: CNN--Vit Henisz writes about President Biden's veto on limiting retirement fund managers from incorporating ESG factors into their financial analysis.
- Let's cast a critical eye over business ideas from ChatGPT March 12, 2023Outlet: Financial Times - FT.com--Christian Terwiesch writes about the pros and cons of AI-generated insights.