... we invited our panels of economists to comment on the work of the winners of the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences.

How might you go about creating a perfect portfolio? A good place to start is a new book co-authored by Andrew Lo ...

The economic payoff of investing in machines and software has been elusive. But the inequality resulting from those investments is crystal clear.

Daron Acemoglu ... suggests that the adoption of robots from 1990 to 2020 resulted in fewer jobs and lower wages overall.

Prof. David Thesmar discusses his recently published book "Le prix de nos valeurs: Quand nos idéaux se heurtent à nos désirs matériels."

"How do we decide whether a social policy is 'economically relevant' to a company’s business?"

"As the conflict continues, the daily flow of cash has remained about the same. "

"Europe and the US ... currently pay Russia upward of $1 billion per day for oil and natural gas. ...Such payments fund an evil war machine …"

Daleep Singh (MBA '03) says: "This is about the freedom of 44 million innocent people who are being terrorized by a dictator."

"Economics' lack of socioeconomic diversity matters for the quality of the professions' output, but also its policy impact."