What's Fair, and Who's to Blame
How judgments about our own behavior impact our perceptions of fairness and blame in others.
The Advantage of Not Knowing It All
In a new book, Rita Gunther McGrath discusses how taking calculated risks, while learning along the way, can pave the road to success.
More Models, Fewer Models or Better Models?
How banks can profit from financial models without getting trapped in them.
Guiding monetary policy with accountable autonomy
Assessing the work of the Federal Reserve, Frederic Mishkin contends that communication and transparency must counterbalance the necessary independence of a strong central bank.
Auctioning Supply Contracts
Buyers and suppliers can both gain from a procurement strategy that uses an auction to eliminate guesswork.
Flying the frenzied skies
Flight cancellations, delays, inspection fiascos, mergers, bankruptcies — and now a checked bag fee? Garrett van Ryzin examines the airline industry’s recent ills.
The Execution Game
A strategic model shows how to buy or sell a large position most efficiently.
When familiarity breeds connections
For young biotech firms seeking prestigious industry alliances, who their top management team knows may be as important as what they know.
Beyond the five-year strategic plan
In his new book, Bill Duggan reveals how to cultivate strategic intuition to drive innovation, solve problems and capitalize on unforeseen opportunities.