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What America can learn from Nordic capitalism: New book

New Book

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Study shows why speaking beats writing for contentious conversation

A new measure finds AI could double U.S. economic output by helping businesses learn faster—or fail faster

New research challenges FTC’s pharmaceutical merger remedy policy

Research Brief

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AI promised to free up workers’ time. UC Berkeley Haas researchers found the opposite.

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The ‘winner’s curse’ revisited: Nobelist Richard Thaler unpacks new book with leading UC Berkeley behavioral economists

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Does your robo-advisor know you’re NOT a 30-year-old millionaire?

The innovation power couple: Study shows how patenting boosts research

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Golf lesson: Study shows political polarization hurts performance at work

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Where have all the good jobs gone? New research maps a surprisingly nuanced answer.

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Women portrayed as younger than men online, and AI amplifies the bias

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What do workers really want in a leader? New study challenges stereotypes

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For startup success, teams with both U.S.-born and immigrant founders have an edge

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UC Berkeley Haas researchers uncover a psychological bias that keeps people on the wrong path

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Training programs can help bring pro-democracy candidates into office, study finds

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In new book, Professor Toby Stuart lifts the curtain on how social status shapes our lives

What marketers should understand about collectors—beyond hoarders and hobbyists

One smart tip: How AI can help workers learn faster on the job

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Research shows the unintended consequences of food waste apps

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Evidence from Kenya shows how $40 digital loans boost income and employment

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