Internal Job Candidates Have a Leg Up
AUSTIN, Texas — Internal job candidates have an advantage over external candidates, because they tend to work harder shortly before a hiring decision, according to new research from The University of...
View ArticleWhen Countries Cut Taxes for New Ideas, Capital Investments Rise
AUSTIN, Texas — Countries that offer tax breaks for corporate innovation realize greater economic growth than those with no such policies, according to a study from The University of Texas at Austin....
View ArticlePhone Communication Spurs a Cascading Effect on Social Influence
AUSTIN, Texas — Social influence from phone communications is significant, reaching as far as four degrees of separation from the original caller, according to a new study from researchers at The...
View ArticleStudy Shines Light on Why Companies Use a Variety of Dark Money Strategies
AUSTIN, Texas — As public concerns mount over lack of transparency in political giving, a new study from researchers at The University of Texas at Austin is the first to illuminate how and why...
View ArticleStudy Shows Why Decentralized Platforms Backslide
AUSTIN, Texas — For decentralized platforms to stay autonomous, such as cryptocurrencies, creators and proponents must overcome a range of specific challenges, according to new research from The...
View ArticleHospital IT Systems Can Facilitate Price Collusion
AUSTIN, Texas — Multihospital health systems with a uniform IT platform across member hospitals have an easier time tacitly colluding with rival systems to keep service prices above competitive levels,...
View ArticleInvestors Want Better Climate Risk Disclosure
AUSTIN, Texas — Institutional investors want companies to report more about their climate risk, according to a new study from a researcher at The University of Texas at Austin. In a survey of 439...
View ArticleStudy Presents Workaround for Randomized Experiments
AUSTIN, Texas — A new statistical tool can help researchers get meaningful results when a randomized experiment, considered the gold standard, is not possible. Randomized experiments split participants...
View ArticleTexas alumnus and his alma mater central to air-conditioned homes
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View ArticleImproving Approvals of Drug Patents Is Focus of New Research
AUSTIN, Texas — How to improve the process of pharmaceutical patent approvals is the focus of a new study by a researcher at The University of Texas at Austin’s School of Law. The result could...
View ArticleThe (Wrong) Reason We Keep Secrets
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View ArticleWhen the CEO Is a Visionary
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View ArticleAI Can Boost Service for Vulnerable Customers
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View ArticleStartups’ Inventions Spur Other Companies to Innovate
Startups are best known as innovation labs, disruptors that bring new products, services and technologies to market. But their reach goes beyond the products or services they create, according to new...
View ArticleRegulatory Tech Costs Can Have Benefits, Too
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View ArticleEntrepreneurs’ Stock Losses Bruise Their Businesses
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View ArticleFor Type II Diabetes Prevention, Tap Into AI
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View ArticlePrepare Workers To Weather Time Shocks
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View ArticleAt Work, Online Communications Leave Impressions
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