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Chicago Booth marks Women's History Month by honoring alumna Ursula Batchelder Stone, the first woman to earn a PhD in business.
Chicago Booth marks Women's History Month by honoring alumna Ursula Batchelder Stone, the first woman to earn a PhD in business.
Professor Richard H. Thaler—who helps explain the 2008 financial collapse in the Oscar-winning film The Big Short —explores the origins of behavioral economics in his latest book, Misbehaving.
A growing body of research presents an economic argument for tolerance, finding links between historical anti-Semitism and long-lasting blows to entrepreneurship, trust in financial institutions, and more.
Associate professor of economics Loukas Karabarbounis and assistant professor of economics Neale Mahoney honored with Sloan Research Fellowships for 2016.
Booth's Campaign Financing Capture Index, published quarterly, aims to capture the influence that large donations have on the 2016 presidential campaign.
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