Finance Faculty in the News: April 2022

William Goetzmann

• “Big risks to equities,” Investors' Chronicle (U.K.)
• “Is hedge fund alpha shrinking?” The Evidence-Based Investor

Kelly Shue

• “Waitresses teach boss who promoted son of a friend with no experience over them a lesson,” Upworthy
• “Pay equity momentum poised to help close homeownership gap: analysis,” Smart Cities Dive
• “Women are less likely than men to be promoted. Here’s one reason why,” MIT Sloan
• “Single women have been second only to married couples in the home-buying market | Here are the challenges they face,” 11alive.com

Andrew Metrick

• “Can We Reduce Risk from the Shadow Banking System?” Yale Insights
• “If Elon Musk Goes Hostile, Twitter Is Missing A Key But Controversial Defense,” Forbes

Robert Shiller

• “Housing Market Crash Coming? Experts See Signs of Bubble,” Money
• “50 years of trolley case: It rolls and rolls and rolls,” Globe Echo (U.K.)
• “Is There a Housing Bubble? Here's What Experts Say,” TheStreet
• “Housing price outlook 2022: This is not the 2008 bubble all over again,” Fortune
• “What Is The Meaning Of The Word 'Overvaluation'?,” MENAFN
• “Would a digital health bubble really matter for entrepreneurs?,” STAT News
• “The Bulls Go Out to Pasture, and Netflix Gets Trampled,” Bloomberg
• “Could bonds rally with inflation high and the Fed raising rates? More market-timers are betting on it,” MarketWatch