Articles

Showing 97-108 of 182 results

research

Research: Community Involvement in Natural Resource Management Leads to Less Overexploitation

Bloomberg Distinguished Professor Paul Ferraro is co-editor and contributing writer of a special journal edition examining how communities might better manage their natural resources, and how researchers might produce more accurate research on the topic.

July 19, 2021

research

Portrait of Supriya Munshaw, PhD Senior Lecturer

Drug commercialization expert looks at controversy over Alzheimer’s treatment

Carey Business School Senior Lecturer Supriya Munshaw offers her insights into the issues surrounding the FDA’s recent approval of aducanumab.

June 17, 2021

research

Study of diaper sales offers new way to gauge commercial products’ popularity, durability

Professor Andrew Ching of the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School proposes a method that goes beyond merely counting market share.

May 24, 2021

research

Pandemic has slowed medical innovations, Toby Gordon study states

Paper addresses the ways in which COVID-19 has “severely weakened the surgical innovation pipeline and ecosystem.”

May 14, 2021

research

Portrait of Chis Myers as a featured image

Seeing Others’ Big Triumphs, We May Feel More Motivated than Usual to Succeed

A new study co-authored by Carey Business School Assistant Professor Christopher Myers examines another aspect of “vicarious learning.”

May 04, 2021

research

Covid-19 vaccination disparities: There's more to it than you’d think

May 03, 2021

The Hub

Political Stance May Play Role in How ‘Green’ Messaging is Received, Says New Ferraro Study

April 28, 2021

research

distiguished looking man holding a document for a young couple sitting at a table getting ready to sign

Family-Run Businesses Increasingly the Focus of Academic Research

Professor Phillip Phan is the co-editor a new book on family-managed enterprises, a topic that has moved firmly into the mainstream of academic business research in recent years.

April 20, 2021

research

Hospitals’ Charity Care Falls Short of Their Favorable Tax Treatment

New research published in Health Affairs shows that the amount of charity care provided by government and nonprofit hospitals does not meet the obligation implied by their advantageous tax status.

April 07, 2021

research > Accounting, Finance, and Economics

stock image of health professional with pen writing in a notebook with one hand and the other entering numbers into a calculator.

Health Care Consolidation Poses Hazards to Health System Goals, Polsky Cautions in NEJM Article

In a commentary for The New England Journal of Medicine, Bloomberg Distinguished Professor Daniel Polsky writes about the impact of private-equity investment on the health care industry.

March 18, 2021

research

Fusari Study Shows New Real-Time Method for Identifying Stock Bubbles like GameStop’s

Why it matters: A paper co-authored by Johns Hopkins Carey Business School Associate Professor Nicola Fusari proposes a new method for determining whether a stock price spike is a bubble, basing the method on the options written on the stock during...

March 12, 2021

research > Operations Management and Business Analytics

The impact of team resilience during uncertain times

Michelle Barton, Associate Professor of Practice, looks at teams that worked together during uncertain times. In her finding, teams that work to resolve, redistribute, and reframe adversity are more likely to build relational capacity to be prepared to...

February 25, 2021

Articles

Filter By