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Introverts’ Expectations of Social Interactions Are More Pessimistic Than What They Experience

Introverts’ Expectations of Social Interactions Are More Pessimistic Than What They Experience, Johns Hopkins Study Finds

February 25, 2019

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New Study Questions Administration Plan to Cut Drug Prices

Last May, the Trump administration announced its “American Patients First” plan requiring pharmaceutical companies to reveal drug prices in their television ads. The administration described it as a “Blueprint to Lower Drug Prices and Reduce Out-of-Pocket...

January 23, 2019

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Carey Research: Domination of Housing Markets by A Few Builders Slows Industry

The growing domination of local homebuilding markets by relatively few firms has slowed the housing industry, posing a risk to the overall American economy, two researchers at the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School demonstrate in a new study...

December 12, 2018

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China’s Transformative Changes Subject of Leaders + Legends Lecture

Dr. Elizabeth Economy, one of foremost scholars and experts on Chinese domestic and foreign policy, spoke at the latest Leaders + Legends speaker series.

December 11, 2018

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Carey Professor Explores Potential for Personal Branding

Assistant Professor Sylvia Long-Tolbert encourages students, particularly women, to "find their voice" in their career search.

October 05, 2018

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Study: Hospitals set high charges for patients with non-conventional insurance

Insurer market power matters in hospital pricing. Patients with automobile, workers compensation, and other non-conventional commercial insurance plans paid much higher prices than patients with HMO/PPO health insurance coverage for hospital services in...

October 02, 2018

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Study: Payment to Poor Families Increases Voter Turnout Among Their Children

Cash disbursements to poor families led to higher voter turnout among their children, Johns Hopkins Carey Business School Research Finds.

September 12, 2018

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Research used for environmental policy often based on flawed methodology

To draft environmental laws and regulations, policymakers often rely on studies produced by researchers who examine human impact on nature. However, the methods behind many such studies are flawed and thus ill serve the makers of environmental policy at...

August 22, 2018

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Carey Research: A Different Take on How Consumers Make Choices

In a new study, Assistant Professor Ruxian Wang of the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School presents a concept for how consumers make choices, based on an approach that uses “reference prices.”

July 25, 2018

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Introverts’ Expectations of Social Interactions Are More Pessimistic Than What They Experience

New Study Questions Administration Plan to Cut Drug Prices

Carey Research: Domination of Housing Markets by A Few Builders Slows Industry

China’s Transformative Changes Subject of Leaders + Legends Lecture

Carey Professor Explores Potential for Personal Branding

Study: Hospitals set high charges for patients with non-conventional insurance

Study: Payment to Poor Families Increases Voter Turnout Among Their Children

Research used for environmental policy often based on flawed methodology

Carey Research: A Different Take on How Consumers Make Choices

Carey Research: 'Moral Disgust' from Counterfeits Can 'Infect' Real Items Being Copied

Carey Research Examines Consumer Reaction to 'Conditional' Discounts

Carey Researcher Tours Mister Rogers' Neighborhood