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McDonald's and Burger King signs

How imperfect memory causes poor choices

Stowsky and Goodson

Stowsky and Goodson honored for ‘extraordinary teaching in extraordinary times’

The Robert F. Kennedy Department of Justice Building in Washington, D.C.

Study finds the cost of partisanship among federal workers

Retrofit this

Energy Institute Blog

Asst. Prof. Drew Jacoby-Senghor

Asst. Prof. Jacoby-Senghor honored for graduate student mentoring

Lisa Cook and Laura Tyson

The economic impact of racial violence: Lisa Cook

How behavioral science can boost vaccination rates

COVID-19 Pandemic

woman and man wearing masks at work

After COVID-19, work will never be ‘normal’ again

Coronavirus Impacts

StEP team

Student-led StEP fills critical gap for campus startups

Dean Ann Harrison delivers the Streeten Lecture at Boston University

In honorary lecture, Dean Harrison argues for policies that increase competition

Members of Phi Chi Theta, the women’s professional commerce society at Berkeley.

Berkeley Haas women of influence

Women's History Month

Portrait on Professor Catherine Wolfram

Economist Catherine Wolfram joins US treasury to focus on energy & climate policy

Wall Street sign

Disclosure rules led to drop in bond trading markups

Power lines stretch across the landscape toward Mission Peak in Fremont, CA.

Report: Californians pay up to triple what it costs to provide electricity

Energy Institute at Haas

What the Maker Faire’s hackers and hula hoopers can teach us about building diverse teams

Management

A StubHub office in New York City

Buyer beware: Massive experiment shows why ticket sellers hit you with last-second fees

A group of lit matches

The power of groupthink: Study shows why ideas spread in social networks

The Robinhood app displayed on a phone

How Robinhood’s trading app spurs investors’ herding instincts: Q&A with Prof. Odean

Finance

Assoc. Prof. Adair Morse

Prof. Adair Morse joins Biden administration as a treasury department deputy

The iconic Charging Bull statue stands in the Financial District of Lower Manhattan, NYC.

Study finds that some credit analysts leak information to Wall Street to advance their careers

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