Finance Faculty in the News: June & July 2023

James Choi

• “Yale Prof: Why Wealthy Clients Chase Performance; What Personal Finance Gurus Get Right,” ThinkAdvisor
• “Episode 260: Prof. James Choi: Practical Finance,” Rational Reminder (podcast)

William B. English

• “As the Fed Meets, It Shares an Inflation Problem With the World,” New York Times
• “Fed-Rate Projections Could Rise to Underscore Inflation Anxieties,” Wall Street Journal
• “Hot core services summer could spoil the Fed's repose,” Reuters
• “Inflation report Tuesday is critical for the direction of Fed policy,” CNBC
• “Fed meeting today: Here is what to expect,” CNBC
• “Fed Still Waiting on a Core Services Price Crash,” US New & World Report
• “Le rapport sur l'inflation de mardi est essentiel pour l'orientation de la politique de la Fed,” News 24
• “Two more rate hikes? Here’s how much higher the Fed could take rates this year, experts say,” Bankrate via MSN
• “The Fed has paused before. Here's what happened next,” CNN Business
• “Inflation Outlook: What to Watch at the Fed’s July Meeting,” Wall Street Journal

Stefano Giglio

• “What happens to value investing if there's a recession?” Morningstar
• “The hidden environmental risk that will trouble investors,” Investors' Chronicle

William Goetzmann

• “Opinion: A group of individuals who benefited from corrupt means funding politicians and NGOs to attack the government?” NewsWav (Malaysia)
• “There Is No Evidence Of A Tech Bubble (SP500)” Seeking Alpha
• “The Price of Money: 10 Blocks podcast,” City Journal
• “Try these books on your summer holiday,” The Economist

Paul Goldsmith-Pinkham

•  “Excess Death Rates for Republican and Democratic Registered Voters in Florida and Ohio During the COVID-19 Pandemic,” JAMA Internal Medicine
• “Vaccine politics may be to blame for GOP excess deaths, study finds,” Washington Post
• “Vaccine politics may be to blame for GOP excess deaths, study finds,” Philadelphia Inquirer
• “COVID-19 vaccine politics could be linked to excess GOP deaths in Ohio, Florida: study,” The Hill
• “La politique du vaccin COVID-19 pourrait être liée à un excès de décès du GOP dans l'Ohio, en Floride: étude,” Nouvelles Du Monde

Paul Goldsmith-Pinkham, Kyle Jensen

• “Economics Job Market Rumors Paper: Toxic Posts Tied to Users at Top Universities,” Bloomberg
• “Study says it found IP addresses for "anonymous" EJMR posts,” Inside Higher Ed
• “Economics website is filled with racist and sexist speech, some blame the nation’s top universities,” Washington Post
•  “Economics website is filled with racist and sexist speech, some blame the nation’s top universities,” Associated Press
• “Economics Website Is Filled With Racist and Sexist Speech, Some Blame the Nation’s Top Universities,” US News & World Report
• “EJMR's sexist, racist blog posts linked to Harvard, Stanford,” Fortune
• “Hate speech posted on EJMR is traced to leading universities, research finds,” NY Post
• “Obfuscated IP Addresses of ‘Anonymous’ Economics Forum Posts Found to Be Crackable,” Pixel Envy
•  “'4chan for economists' is melting down as racist, sexist anonymous posts are linked to Harvard, Yale, and other top institutions,” Business Insider
•  “Abusive posts came from universities, says study,” Times Higher Education (THE)
• “Cambridge: Wer verbreitet Sexismus im Ökonomenforum?” FAZ
• “Toxic posts on economist job website traced to users from elite universities,” Crain's Chicago Business

Menaka Hampole

• “Breaking the glass ceiling: How MBA programs can make a big difference,” Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research (SIEPR)

Cameron LaPoint

• “How Property Tax Foreclosure Accelerates Gentrification and Magnifies the Racial Wealth Gap,” Yale Insights
• “Yale University Study Examines the Racially Disparate Impact of Tax Deed Foreclosures,” The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education
• “Japanese Investors Back in the New York Groove,” The Real Deal

Toby Moskowitz

•  “Small-cap stocks have been trouncing their larger peers. These are the top recommendations,” MarketWatch

Robert Shiller 

• “A 10-year rally in U.S. home prices could be coming to an end, says Yale's Robert Shiller,” CNBC
• “Shiller Sees Housing Prices Falling This Year: Report,” The Messenger

Kelly Shue

• “Waitresses respond in the best way after boss indulges in nepotism,” Upworthy
• “Borrowing From The Peter Principle,” Chief Executive Magazine
• “Why so many climate shareholder proposals failed this year,” Semafor
• “Regional Banks Don’t Feel Loved,” Bloomberg
• “Private Equity Wants to "Force" Behavior with Their $20 Trillion,” Splice
• “Why promoting your star employee into a managerial role may not be a great idea,” Globe and Mail
• “Let’s be honest, ESG investing will actually hurt the environment,” CityAM
• “ESG investing: What Greater Washington financial experts think,” Washington Business Journal
• “Évaluer le potentiel des femmes au travail,” Conseiller
• “Green Dream with Yale's Shue: Why we need to invest in 'brown' firms,” ESG Clarity
• “The progress of women in the workplace is at a standstill. How can we break through the glass ceiling?” The Conversation