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Study provides evidence that retail chains, and not just individual stores, explains variation in price dynamics

The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences honored Professor Mueller with the prize for his research on the composition of the unemployed during recessions

New study Columbia Business School questions the reliability of the data written in eXtensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL), the simplicity and stability of the underlying taxonomy and architecture, as well as the lack of user tools that add value and are easily integrated into an investor’s or analyst’s existing work flow and tools.

Recent studies show that consumers tend to respond to free products or services differently from how they respond to the same goods when they are charged for them.

Study reveals that individuals who trust their feelings are consistently able to predict future events more accurately than people who do not trust their feelings — a finding called the emotional oracle effect

Study reveals that districts could benefit from collecting a broader set of information on teacher candidates

A study by Columbia Business School Professor Doron Nissim reveals a better understanding of how investors value insurance companies.