What Marketers Are Doing Wrong in Data Analytics
Most marketers are doing something called 'p-hacking' in data analytics, potentially leading to...
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What Marketers Are Doing Wrong in Data Analytics
Most marketers are doing something called 'p-hacking' in data analytics, potentially leading to...
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Where Immigrants Go, Economic Growth Follows
New Wharton research suggests the heated immigration debate often overlooks the effect immigrants...
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Violating the ‘Law of One Price’ in the Financial Crisis
During the financial crisis, the price gap between Treasury bonds and notes became unusually...
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Why Strong Intellectual Property Laws Matter in a Globalized World
Does globalization help or hurt companies? Wharton research shows that it lifts all boats,...
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Is the U.S. Headed for Another Mortgage Crisis?
New Wharton research examines the development of mortgage-backed securities, and why no one seems...
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How Junk Bond Funds Can Be an Early Economic Indicator
Wharton's Itay Goldstein and his co-authors have uncovered a very early warning signal on the...
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Four Policy Changes That Can Help Save U.S. Infrastructure
New research from the Penn Wharton Public Policy Initiative offers some solutions that...
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How the Great Recession Changed American Workers
The global financial crisis exacerbated long-term trends including rising student debt and...
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Can a Lottery Help You Lose Weight?
Companies are offering everything from free gym memberships to Fitbits, but new Wharton research...
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How Time of Day Affects Shoppers’ Appetite for Variety
New Wharton research finds that shoppers are more likely to seek variety in their buying...
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The Downside of Applying Lean Startup Principles
The principles of the book “The Lean Startup” have been adopted by early stage and established...
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The Downside of Applying Lean Startup Principles
The principles of the book “The Lean Startup” have been adopted by early stage and established...
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Delaying Social Security: How Lump Sum Payments Can Help
Lump-sum payments of a portion of Social Security benefits are a powerful incentive to convince...
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Why a Data-driven Approach Can Enhance the Art of Logo Design
Research from Wharton’s Ryan Dew uses machine learning to help companies develop logos that are...
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Is There a Replication Crisis in Research?
A recent study co-led by Wharton's Gideon Nave attempted to replicate social science experiments...
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Among Top Math Students, Why Does a Gender Gap Persist?
New Wharton research looks at the gender gap among high-achieving math students and its potential...
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Improving U.S. Infrastructure: Getting Past the ‘Coupon Effect’
Former White House infrastructure adviser D.J. Gribbin and Wharton's Kent Smetters discuss the...
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Why Omnichannel Retailers Face a Steep Learning Curve
Both traditional and digital-first retailers know they need to provide a true omnichannel...
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Who Is the Most Trustworthy? The Guilt Prone
Guilt isn’t always a positive trait, but one thing it does do is make people more conscientious...
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How Congress Can Reclaim Its Power
The role of Congress in federal governance has weakened in recent years, but it could gain more...
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