When a “green” surcharge backfires: Why donating fees to charity can undermine the policies they support
A study across a lab experiment and a subway field trial finds that donating surcharge proceeds to charity can substantially ...
A study across a lab experiment and a subway field trial finds that donating surcharge proceeds to charity can substantially ...
Do everyday investors influence how companies report profits? A new study finds that retail attention, measured through Google searches, is ...
A meta-analysis of 93 randomized trials across 45 countries finds that unconditional cash, asset transfers, and care services deliver the ...
A study of 248 Vietnamese small firms finds that CEO vision, digital tools, and team alertness drive international B2B growth, ...
A study of 392 Iraqi bank employees links dark personality traits to the urge to quit, finding that a feeling ...
A study of 6.2 million patent applications finds the gender gap in patenting is concentrated in unconventional inventions, and traces ...
A study of 580 workers at 116 Chinese B2B firms finds that AI-powered supply chains boost employee creativity, but only ...
A study of 11 million German employment records finds no link between Western zodiac signs and wages, education, or managerial ...
Why do carmakers in the same industry lobby on opposite sides of climate policy? A Princeton study of 11,705 firms ...
Mobile phone location data suggests California fast-food restaurants cut on-site staffing by about 8 percent after the $20 wage was ...
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