Finance Faculty in the News: June 2020

William B. English

• “Can the Fed's Main Street loan program save midsize companies during COVID-19 crisis?” USA Today
• “‘It’s very discouraging’: America’s new $600 billion rescue program for small businesses is off to a rocky start,” The Washington Post
• “Former Fed economists recommend widening scope of $600 billion Main Street Lending Program,” Business Insider

William Goetzmann

• “Michel Pireu: On irrational behaviour and the large role it plays in investment decisions” Business Day (South Africa)
• “Nasdaq 100 in historischer Perspektive,” Finanz und Wirtschaft
• “Interview with economist William N. Goetzmann: 'The financial and the art markets do not crash at the same time'” The Art Newspaper
• “Máquinas del tiempo,” Perú21

Roger Ibbotson

• “Further reading: Turn down the volume,” Investors Chronicle

Andrew Metrick

• “Profs. Andrew Metrick and Robert Shiller Discuss COVID-19 and the Economy on ‘Yale Talk’ Podcast” Yale School of Management

Tobias Moskowitz

• “Home advantage to possibly disappear behind closed doors when League of Ireland returns,” Extratime.ie

Robert Shiller

• “These Are The 3 Narratives Driving Markets,” Forbes
• “Michel Pireu: On irrational behaviour and the large role it plays in investment decisions” Business Day (South Africa)
• “Are Home Buyers Heading to the Suburbs?” Barron’s Streetwise (podcast)
• “What Is The Stock Market Trying To Tell Us?” NPR Planet Money
• “Profs. Andrew Metrick and Robert Shiller Discuss COVID-19 and the Economy on ‘Yale Talk’ Podcast” Yale School of Management
• “The Cold War and the Rush for Suburban Homes,” Bloomberg (podcast)
• “When Both Bears and Bulls Make Sense, What Do You Do?” Barron’s
• “Bubbles, virus and biases,” Investors Chronicle
• “America is in turmoil and stocks are booming. Is the market broken?” CNN Business
• “Why We Can’t Foresee the Pandemic’s Long-Term Effects,” New York Times