Finance Faculty in the News: February 2022

William English

• “The Case for Caution: Why The Fed Won’t Rush to Reduce the Balance Sheet,” Barron’s
• “How much will the Fed raise interest rates in 2022? Here’s what experts are saying,” Bankrate

William Goetzmann

• "Inflation in the U.S. Is Higher Than It’s Been in Four Decades. Here’s Why That’s Good News for Art Sellers," Artnet
• “Like All Successful Monies, Bitcoin Is Money for Enemies,” Bitcoin magazine

Paul Goldsmith-Pinkham

• “Medicare could help close racial gaps in healthcare, Yale study finds,” Yale Daily News

Stefano Giglio

• “Yale SOM Professor Stefano Giglio awarded Carlo Alberto Medal for contributions to economics,” Yale Daily News

William Goetzmann

• “Art Industry News: A London Art Gallery Is Selling Classic Masterpieces From Italian Museums as NFTs + Other Stories,” Artnet

Kelly Shue

• "Are women bosses getting equal career opportunities? This new study says no." MSNBC
• “Even at the top of their profession, women are being glossed over,” Irish Examiner
• “Financial And Economic Thought Leaders Join Amberwave Partners' Economic Advisory Board,” TheStreet (press release)

Heather Tookes

• “Women Make Up 16% of Finance Faculty in Top Business Programs,” Inside Higher Ed

Robert Shiller

• "The Trouble With a Stock-Market Bubble," The Wall Street Journal
• “Opinion | Inflation Is Not a Simple Story About Greedy Corporations,” The New York Times
• “The Digital Tool That Helps Robert Shiller Understand the Past,” Yale Insights