Importing cheaper parts may slow a company’s drive to innovate
A study of 6,024 Canadian manufacturers finds that importing cheap components from low-wage countries was linked to a 15 percent...
Read moreDetailsA study of 6,024 Canadian manufacturers finds that importing cheap components from low-wage countries was linked to a 15 percent...
Read moreDetailsA study across two South Korean surveys finds that narcissistic leaders tend to create workplace uncertainty, which is linked to...
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Read moreDetailsA Harvard economist used the rapid uptake of GLP-1 weight-loss drugs to ask where body weight matters for women. The...
Read moreDetailsA new working paper argues that startup experiments are public acts rivals read closely. The choice to launch loudly can...
Read moreDetailsCalifornia's $20 fast-food minimum wage was predicted to wipe out jobs. A new working paper finds pay rose about 7...
Read moreDetailsA study of 334 shoppers in Ghana finds that a salesperson's looks and use of respectful titles like "Boss" or...
Read moreDetailsNew research on 445 smartphone users finds that hating a rival brand is linked to lower, not higher, intentions to...
Read moreDetailsA new analysis of Census data finds that places good for adult careers tend to be worse for children's long-run...
Read moreDetailsA survey experiment on more than 4,000 Dutch households found that prompting people to recall a personal hardship, even one...
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