On this episode of the Stigler Center's Capitalisn’t podcast, Booth’s Luigi Zingales (@zingales) and cohost Bethany McLean (@bethanymac12) sit down with James Grant of GRANT'S to discuss the rise and implications of nonbank business lending.

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Chicago Booth’s Constantine Yannelis shares his concerns about private equity firms’ role in college test prep companies. “I worry that profitability could come at the expense of students, and particularly students coming from lower income families.” CNN ms.spr.ly/6011YnBS5

NEW PODCAST: Does higher education boost your income? Or, does college simply attract students who would’ve earned more anyway? Jack Mountjoy (Chicago Booth), discusses his research on the returns to higher education. ow.ly/632N50RFXVe

In this Q&A, Chicago Booth’s Constantine Yannelis discusses policies to address the student-loan crisis. ms.spr.ly/6015YVPQz

Do people become more conservative as they grow older? In this episode of the Chicago Booth Review Podcast, Booth’s Sam Peltzman discusses his research on political ideology. #Politics

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Kathy Ganley, ’96, left the world of finance and now works as an art advisor, connecting clients with compelling art and satisfying her lifelong passion for the visual arts. #BoothAlumni #VisualArts #CareerPath

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Booth’s Raghuram Rajan noted that US banks have become “addicted to the easy liquidity” associated with the Fed’s expansionary policies. “The analogy is a terrible one, but what the Fed has done is engender an addiction.” The New York Times #FederalReserve

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It was fun to meet up with my classmates at the Chicago Booth 10-year reunion and reflect on our most valued learnings on human psychology and more in the Leadership course during our #MBA journey. My top 3 takeaways: People are not as rational as we think! Operations is the

When Sweden’s central bank tightened monetary policy from 2010-2011, the economy contracted & unemployment rose by 1-2 percentage points, mostly among low-wage workers.

Research from Chicago Booth's Christina Patterson & coauthors.

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At a Rustandy Center event in Hong Kong, Haresh Sapra, the inaugural Raymond Hung Faculty in Residence, and others explored how mandatory emissions disclosures can support better risk pricing. #GreenhouseGas #ClimateChange #Environment

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The face of capitalism is changing (again), writes Chicago Booth's John Paul Rollert. ms.spr.ly/6017YReBc

Earlier job transformations prompted by the onset of manufacturing and IT may hold clues for how fast the labor market will adapt to the latest #AI technology revolution. ms.spr.ly/6019YVyg5

Chicago Booth’s Ayelet Fishbach and Juliana Schroeder, AM ’12, MBA ’14, PhD ’15, find that people are more satisfied in relationships, both romantic and platonic, when they feel known. #Dating #Dating Apps

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Even though NFTs have been hard for many people to understand, Booth’s Anthony Lee Zhang and co-researchers suggest that they are, in some ways, the digital equivalent of luxury goods—albeit with a wrinkle relating to price. #NFT Chicago Booth Review

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The prevalence of large personal debts is a problem for China’s leadership. “Household debt booms tend to lead to bad macroeconomic outcomes, even in the absence of a financial crisis,” says Booth’s Amir Sufi (Amir Sufi). The Wall Street Journal #Debt #Macroeconomics

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One idea for helping consumers avoid debt traps didn’t work in a UK experiment, partly because people didn’t have the funds. ms.spr.ly/6013YRKbx

NEW podcast: Employees at many organizations feel micromanaged, stressed, and disengaged.

So what can managers do about it?

Chicago Booth’s Lucia Annunzio explains. ms.spr.ly/6010YVyb8

Six members of the University of Chicago faculty, including Booth’s Erik Hurst and Amir Sufi, have been elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, one of the nation’s oldest and most prestigious honorary societies. ms.spr.ly/6014YRSpq