This qualitative study explores whether, and if so how, a multinational corporation can organize itself to develop internal ventures that pursue blended, commercial and social, value at the base of th
Against a backdrop of vast income disparities across countries, this article develops a theory of how misperceptions of individuals’ relative international income shape mass support for cross-national
We report three findings.
This chapter provides an overview of household finance.
We studied the effect of automatic enrollment on savings plan loans and withdrawals and their implications for the evolution of retirement plan balances over time by examining the experience of a larg
My testimony makes five points about market concentration, all drawing from data and experience in the United States but in many cases likely generalizing to other OECD economies.
Joseph Stiglitz is one of the world’s greatest economists.
Income growth for typical American families has slowed dramatically since 1973. Slower productivity growth and an increase in income inequality have both contributed to this trend.
Scholars, practitioners, and pundits often leave their assessments of uncertainty vague when debating foreign policy, arguing that clearer probability estimates would provide arbitrary detail instead
External sources of as-if randomness — that is, external instruments — can be used to identify the dynamic causal effects of macroeconomic shocks.
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