Using random genetic variation as a stand-in for a controlled experiment, researchers estimate that one extra year of schooling raises...

A new Dallas Fed working paper uses administrative microdata to measure how the 2021–2024 surge in unauthorized immigration affected local...

A survey of 14,427 workers across 37 countries finds that cultural individualism explains 29 percent of the variation in remote...

A survey of 100 consumers in Malaysia finds that communication skills strongly shape trust, satisfaction, and willingness to buy, but...

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New research finds that self-improvement gifts hurt recipients' feelings, prompting lower star ratings and negative word of mouth. But retailers...

A field study of more than 1,200 grocery shoppers finds that digital ads on smart shopping carts raise total spending...

New research across three experiments finds that business students and sales workers see characters in greed-glorifying Wall Street movies as...

A large study of U.S. public firms finds that companies with more complex disclosures borrow more, especially when they face...

People say they don't trust social media for news, yet viral brand scandals still cause real damage. New research points...