Whereas Americans have spent decades wrestling with the psychology of interrupted ascent, China is only beginning to awaken ...

I’ve grown fond of AI tools. They’ve been great at taking the baton on certain tasks: analytical support, repetitive entry work, even new takes on old data. But these prompts still demand time, hand ...

But where is this “free” money really coming from, and why are credit-card companies so eager to dole it out? These are two of the questions Lulu Wang, an assistant professor of finance at Kellogg, ...

Researchers identified a program that helps rural students learn—and improves their incomes later in life. Even within nations, there tends to be a yawning gap between urban and rural education ...

For one, scour for details that defy the laws of physics. The process by which diffusion models—AI systems that transform text to images—learn to create images tends to generate what Matt Groh calls ...

Studies of aid groups in Ghana and Uganda show why it’s so important to coordinate with local governments and institutions. She found herself wondering what the implications of this move might be. On ...

Nicola Bianchi, assistant professor of strategy at Kellogg, had a hunch that a partial explanation for this mysterious slowdown could be found in a seemingly separate phenomenon: the increasing ...

A pay raise boosts productivity for some—but the impact on the bottom line is more complicated. But there’s another area of disagreement that gets less attention: how raising the minimum wage might ...

Until recently, nothing conclusive. Some scholars even suggested that mentorship had troublesome side effects, including favoritism and “cloning,” mentors’ tendency to push protégés toward career ...

One way to address this gender imbalance would be to increase female representation on corporate boards. Not only are board members corporate leaders in their own right, but they also hire CEOs. While ...

Lie, cheat, steal … no big deal? When we feel like we’re not in control of our lives, it’s easier to accept unethical behavior. And according to a new study, inequality even changes how we think about ...

But in new research—based on decades of previously confidential data—Kellogg School assistant professor of strategy Craig Garthwaite and his coauthors find that when the population of uninsured ...