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"Pockets
of Craziness" in the Stock Market
Josef Lakonishok,
professor of finance, was interviewed by the New York Times
about his views on the next five years
in the stock market. Read
more
Finance
Faculty Receives Grant to Study Development
of Market for Long-term Care Insurance
Jeffrey Brown, assistant professor
of finance, recently was awarded $275,000 to conduct a study on
the development of a long-term care insurance
market in the US. Read
more
Trickery Helps Reveal Why We Overeat
Consumer research by Professor Brian Wansink
helps explain why we eat more than we should.
His frequently cited research results look at external factors that
influence what we eat, and most importantly, how much we eat. Read
more
Winning Entrepreneurial Teams: Why Illinois Is Successful
Illinois has a strong record of successful MBA student entrepreneur
teams that compete in national competitions. Dean Avijit
Ghosh's comments about how Illinois
prepares its students are included in an article in USF
Entrepreneur. Read
more
Impact
of State Laws Examined
Illinois
has more banks than any other
state. Finance Professor George Pennacchi
comments for this Chicago Tribune article. Read
more
Brazil
In January: A Business Study Trip
Graduate students took advantage of the between-semesters break
to travel to Brazil to study
the business climate in the largest country in South America. Read
more
Extravagance
at the Altar
Cele Otnes' book, "Cinderella
Dreams," continues to garner positive reviews. The most recent
was in the Chicago Tribune. Read
more
Six
Finance Faculty Featured
An annual supplement to the Champaign-Urbana News-Gazette about
managing your money featured comments from six
faculty in the Department of Finance. Read
more
Impact
of Sales Tax
Economics faculty member J. Fred Giertz
commented on the impact of a county-imposed sales tax on the business
climate. A "public safety tax" has been approved in 21
Illinois counties. Read
more
Four
Food Groups Take on New Meaning
Consumer researcher Brian Wansink
was again in the news with his observations for a report on shoppers'
reactions to recent "bad food news."
Read
more
Working
Papers Available
Bookmark the home page for working papers
-- papers not yet accepted for publication -- from the College of
Business. Provided by the Office of Research,
the working papers give you an early look at research from faculty.
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