Finance Faculty in the News: February 2023

James Choi

• “When It Comes to Money, Your Brain Can Be Your Own Worst Enemy,” The New York Times
• “4 Misleading personal finance tips,” Million Stories

Bill English

• “Explainer: From 'loathsome' to routine, Fed has a well-rehearsed debt-limit playbook,” Reuters
• “Sooner or later, Fed may need technical tweaks for rate control toolkit,” Reuters
• “Why the Fed is losing $2 billion a week,” Marketplace
• “What High Interest Rates Mean for Your Money,” Time
• “How Much Will The Fed Raise Rates In 2023?,” Bankrate

Kelly Shue and Paul Goldsmith-Pinkham,

• “The housing gender gap: Why women still face roadblocks in homeownership, home equity and home values,” Bankrate

William Goetzmann

• “Why You Should Care about the Neutral Rate of Interest,” Money Morning (Australia)
• “A Speculative Endeavor,” Lapham’s Quarterly

Bryan Kelly

• “Tech Progress Is Slowing Down,” Wall Street Journal

Song Ma,

• “R&D Investment Can Have Multiplier Effects—If It’s Made in the Right Industries,” Yale Insights

Robert Shiller

•  “How ‘Base Effects’ Trip Up Our Understanding of the Economy,” Wall Street Journal