Like Daughter, Like Father
When male CEOs have daughters, relative pay for women at their firms goes up, narrowing the persistent gender wage gap.
A Contrarian View of China's Growth
David Beim argues that China's golden age of hyper-growth is likely nearing an end.
When Giving Incentives Doesn't Give Back
Incentives can sometimes destroy the benefits that peer pressure provides in organizations.
Making More Room in ICUs
From the Archive: A new decision model could help ICUs treat more patients without adding beds or sacrificing quality of care.
How Private Equity Tackles Taxes
Private equity firms sidestep earnings management, but use other aggressive tax planning practices that produce big tax savings for portfolio firms.
Accounting for Value
In a new book, Stephen Penman offers investors common-sense guidance for using accounting to get at valuation.
Temporal Dynamics of Social Exchange and the Development of Solidarity: "Testing the Waters" vs. "Taking a Leap of Faith"
Build professional relationships slowly and consistently over time for stability, robustness, and value.
The Discriminating Consumer: Product Proliferation and Willingness to Pay for Quality
Coax consumers toward higher quality by offering a dense set of choices.