Finance Faculty in the News: September

James Choi

• “Economist Explains Why Buying a Home Isn't Always a Better Choice Than Renting,” Investopedia

William English

• “What a Lousy Jobs Report Means for Interest Rate Cuts,” Wall Street Journal
• “What would happen if Congress repealed the Fed’s authority to pay interest on reserves?” Brookings
• “Inflation rises, putting the Fed in a tricky spot with rates,” Marketplace

Stefano Giglio

• “Advisors and investors split on inflation, bond views,” Vanguard

William Goetzmann

• “Are We Due for Another Financial Bubble? What History Teaches Us About Market Crashes,” Wall Street Journal
• “Bolhas financeiras são mais raras do que se imagina, dizem estudos,” Exame
• “The Corporation Is Centuries Older than We Thought‌‌,” Yale Insights
• “Why You Shouldn't Be Scared of a Stock-Market Crash: Yale Professor,” Business Insider
• “4 charts show Fed chief Powell is spot on about stocks being 'fairly highly valued',” Business Insider
• “金融泡沫的发生频率比你想象的要低,” Wall Street Journal (China)

Menaka Hampole 

• “Economic Uncertainty Amid August’s Weak Job Report Threatens Women’s Career Gains, But It Doesn’t Have To,” Forbes

Cameron LaPoint

• “What a Fed rate cut could mean for the housing market,” CNN

Kelly Shue

• “Prečo musia ženy šprintovať do vedúcich pozícií,” Akčné ženy
• “Don't expect mortgage rates to fall after the Fed's interest-rate cuts. But here's one move borrowers can make right now.” Morningstar