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A new CBS study finds that public pharmacies can unlock a price advantage for the government that significantly outweighs the costs.

A new Columbia Business School study shows that life insurance lapsation rates are cyclical and that socioeconomic groups lapse at different rates during recessions.

New research from Professor Boaz Abramson pioneers a method for assessing the impact that mental illness has on GDP, making the case that expanding the availability of treatment services and improving treatment of mental illness, especially in late adolescence, could positively impact the economy.

Despite its accessibility, AI isn’t reaching much of the world. A new study from Columbia Business School shows that the uneven global spread of AI isn’t just about infrastructure or talent — it’s about who entrepreneurs choose to build for.

New Columbia Business School research shows that whether aggressive leaders are seen as competent or clueless depends on people’s worldviews, explaining how antagonistic leadership styles persist despite widespread dislike.

People who believe outward appearances reflect inner character are more likely to reject unattractive fruits and vegetables, according to new research by Columbia Business School. But a simple intervention may be the key to reducing food waste.

CBS Professor Bruno Pellegrino created a new methodology to estimate the cost of regulation to GDPs in dollars and found substantial variance across European economies.