Finance Faculty in the News: October 2022

James Choi

• “What Pop Finance Gets Right and Wrong,” HerMoney (podcast)
• “Are Personal Finance Gurus Giving You Bad Advice?,” Freakonomics (podcast)
• “Is popular personal-finance advice on the money?,” Best New Ideas in Money (MarketWatch podcast)
• “Popular Financial Advice Often Differs From Normative Principles Derived From Economic Theory,” Nasdaq TradeTalks (video)
• “The Worst Kind of Financial Advice,” A Wealth of Common Sense
• “Want to get richer? You may need to stop looking at saving money like this, and start viewing it like this instead,” MarketWatch
• “A Yale Economist Read 50 Personal Finance Books. He’s Got Some Notes,” Yale Insights

William English

• “Three Hidden Words From Fed Insiders Point to Much Higher Rates,” Bloomberg
• “Bill English On The Effectiveness Of QE And The Consequences Of Fed Losses,” Macro Musings (podcast)
• “Fed on track for tens of billions in losses amid inflation fight,” Reuters

Stefano Giglio

• “Tracking the Financial Stakes in Curbing Emissions,” Knowledge at Wharton

William Goetzmann

• “Is the Art Market Fair to Women?,” Yale Insights
• “Ed Ruscha Gets MoMA and LACMA Retrospective, L. S. Lowry Painting Sells for $8.75 M., and More: Morning Links for October 20, 2022,” ARTnews

Ben Bernanke, Philip Dybvig, William Goetzmann, Andrew Metrick,

• “For Nobel laureates, successful collaboration began as Yale grad students,” YaleNews

Paul Goldsmith-Pinkham

• “Republicans' COVID Vaccine Hesitancy Increased Mortality Risk: Yale Research,” ThinkAdvisor
• “Study: More Republicans than Democrats likely died of COVID-19,” Tucson Sentinel
• “Le CDC supprime les avis de santé aux voyageurs alors que les pays ralentissent les tests, et une étude confirme que les comtés à tendance républicaine ont subi plus de décès par COVID que ceux à tendance démocrate,” Crumpe (France)
• “After vaccines became available, a partisan gap in deaths emerged,” The Washington Post
• “The Gap Between Republican and Democrat Deaths After COVID-19 Vaccine Release,” NBC
• “After Covid Vaccines Partisan Death Rate Gap Widened: Study,” Mediaite
• “CDC scraps travel health notices as countries slow testing and study confirms Republican-leaning counties suffered more COVID deaths than Democrat-leaning ones,” MarketWatch
• “Opinion | The Inadequacy of the Stories We Told About the Pandemic,” The New York Times

Bryan Kelly

• “New data science institute debuts with interdisciplinary vision,” YaleNews

Tobias Moskowitz

• "Prof. Tobias Moskowitz Wins Jacobs Levy Center Best Paper Prize,” Yale SOM

Robert Shiller

• “Political betting: Is it a 'gambling den' or 'better than polls'?,” POLITICO
• “‘Pervasive fear’ drove up house prices, says Nobel Prize winning economist,” Independent (Ireland)
• “Robert Shiller predijo la burbuja inmobiliaria de 2008. Estos es lo que dice ahora,” La Carta de la Bolsa (Spain)
• “Growing homebuyer reluctance could bring down real estate prices: Robert Shiller,” Fox Business
• “Shiller: ‘La frenata non sarà vera crisi. C’è fiducia sull’Italia,’” la Repubblica (Italy)

Kelly Shue

• “Por que menos mulheres são promovidas a cargos de liderança?,” Época Negócios (podcast)
• “Rising interest rates pack a punch for tech companies,” Marketplace

Alp Simsek 

• “The Stock Market Had a Terrible Year. These Americans Aren’t Bothered,” The Wall Street Journal