Finance Faculty in the News: February 2020

James Choi

• “People Don’t Save Enough for Emergencies, but There Are Ways to Fix That,” The Wall Street Journal

William B. English

• “Should We Worry about the Trillion-Dollar Deficit?” Yale Insights
• “Treasury Releases New Details on 20-Year Bond Plans —2^nd Update,” MarketScreener

Stefano Giglio

• “Vanguard Finds Muted Investor Expectations For Market Returns And Dislocations,” PR Newswire

William Goetzmann

• “Video: A Multidisciplinary Case Study Explores the Birth of a New Haven Arts Incubator,” Yale School of Management
• “El papel de las finanzas en la historia de la humanidad,” SUR

Paul Goldsmith-Pinkham

• “The gender wealth gap extends to real estate: Yale study,” The Real Deal
• “Single women are losing out in the property market,” The Economist
• “Single Women Get Lower Returns from Housing Investments,” Yale Insights

Gary Gorton

• “Are commodity investments worth making for a typical investor?” The Ledger

Andrew Metrick

• “People Don’t Save Enough for Emergencies, but There Are Ways to Fix That,” The Wall Street Journal
• “Program on Financial Stability Launches Financial Crisis Chart Archive,” Yale School of Management

Tobias J. Moskowitz

• “The simple maths error that can lead to bankruptcy,” BBC

Geert Rouwenhorst

• “Are commodity investments worth making for a typical investor?” The Ledger

Robert Shiller

• “The Far-Reaching Economic Implications of Shiller’s Research,” ValueWalk
• “Robert Shiller on Narrative Economics,” The Library of Economics and Liberty (podcast)

Kelly Shue

• “The gender wealth gap extends to real estate: Yale study,” The Real Deal
• “Single women are losing out in the property market,” The Economist
• “Single Women Get Lower Returns from Housing Investments,” Yale Insights
• “The simple maths error that can lead to bankruptcy,” BBC

Heather Tookes

• “Video: Prof. Heather Tookes on Yale SOM’s Finance Faculty,” Yale School of Management
• “Lunch Hour Learning: Pioneering Alumnae,” Yale School of Management