Wharton Faculty Op Eds
- Why 2019 feels like 1929 — and what we can do to change course September 27, 2019Outlet: Hill, The--Geoffrey Garrett on three intersecting geo-economic and geo-political trends.
- Four Key Things You Should Know About Health Care September 12, 2019Outlet: New York Times, The--Ezekiel Emanuel discusses health care fallacies and how voters can understand the real issues.
- What happens if Trump tries to fire Fed chair Jerome Powell? September 9, 2019Outlet: Brookings Institution--Peter Conti-Brown discusses what might happen if President Trump acts on his dissatisfaction.
- Why U.S.-China Supply Chains Are Stronger Than the Trade War September 5, 2019Outlet: LinkedIn--Dean Geoffrey Garrett on his three cheers for supply chains.
- How to calculate the cost of turnover–carefully August 29, 2019Outlet: Human Resource Executive--Peter Cappelli on the cost of employee turnover.
- Medicare for All and the silly season for health reform l Opinion August 28, 2019Outlet: Philadelphia Inquirer Online, The--Mark Pauly on health care reform.
- Why 2019 Feels Like 1929 — And What We Can Do to Change Course August 13, 2019Outlet: LinkedIn--Dean Geoffrey Garrett outlines three geo-economic and geo-political trends.
- 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.