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To learn more about OpenAI's efforts to restructure its business and the controversy around it, revisit our recent #Capitalisnt episode with UCLA School of Law’s Rose Chan Loui. Listen now: capitalisnt.com/episodes/profi…

Our new paper, “The Conflict-of-Interest Discount in the Marketplace of Ideas,” is out on the NBER homepage.Zingales Tommaso Valletti Disclosed conflicts lead to a 28–39% drop in trust—and 95% of economists trust their own disclosures, but only 2% trust others’. See link ⬇️

Join us May 21 with Chicago Center on Democracy to explore the origins of popular discontent with political elites, the limits of elections, and the promise of democracy beyond the ballot with UCLA Poli Sci’s Natasha Piano, moderated by Chicago Booth’s Zingales. Register now:

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A recent paper co-authored by several Stigler Center-affiliated scholars, including @BarriosEcon, Joshua Levy, Shashank Singh, Tommaso Valletti, and Zingales discussed how conflicts of interest impact the trustworthiness of economics research. Together with UCL Centre for Law, Economics & Society (CLES),

Academicians’ conflicts of interest can damage trust in their work, according to a study team that includes Chicago Booth research professional Shashank Singh and Booth’s Zingales. ms.spr.ly/6012S5M1p

To understand how the Democrats abandoned the working class, listen to our conversation with Joan C. Williams about her latest book. capitalisnt.com/episodes/how-d…

Both Washington and Silicon Valley power players have embraced and cited the ideas of Curtis Yarvin, one of the leading developers of the “Dark Enlightenment.” Revisit our #Capitalisnt deep dive with Bethany McLean and Zingales on the philosophy of Dark Enlightenment, tracing it

Are financial markets becoming less efficient? Tomorrow, on an all new #Capitalisnt, Bethany McLean and Zingales discuss with a famous quant investor how the market has fundamentally changed and how investment strategies must adapt. Don't miss it, subscribe now:

NEW on #Capitalisnt, investor Clifford Asness (PhD, MBA Chicago Booth) joins Bethany McLean and Zingales to discuss how financial markets have changed due to new technologies and macroeconomic trends, how investment strategies must adapt, and what these changes mean for

NEW: In a new NBER working paper, John M Barrios🇨🇺🇺🇦, Filippo Lancieri, Joshua Levy, Shashank Singh, Tommaso Valletti, and Zingales explore the impact of various conflicts of interest on readers’ trust in academic research findings, uncovering significant nuances and implications

NEW on #Capitalisnt: Journalist David Sirota joins Bethany McLean and Zingales to discuss how the Democratic Party has failed its commitment to the working class, how populist rage against its leadership is a “long overdue” opportunity, and how economic populism became pivotal to

The Supreme Court can have a massive influence on the US economy and how business is conducted. In 2020, appeals lawyer Roman Martinez joined #Capitalisnt to discuss how the new court might rule on business issues with Bethany McLean and Chicago Booth's Zingales.

An interesting read from Ajay Chhibber who refers to economist Zingales view of the need to support "pro-market" policies to ensure the fair functioning of markets, while opposing "pro-business" policies that serve special interests, restrict competition, and impose huge costs

NEW podcast: 👇 How can we address conflicts of interest in research? Chicago Booth's Zingales talks about how concerns about bias affect trust in research. ms.spr.ly/6013SAlrT

Facebook cofounder Chris Hughes discusses the government’s historical role in marketcrafting with #Capitalisnt hosts Zingales and Bethany McLean. ms.spr.ly/6011sBrbP

NEW on #Capitalisnt: Harvard University professor Kenneth S Rogoff joins Zingales and Bethany McLean to discuss his new book “Our Dollar, Your Problem” (Yale University Press) and why the dollar’s shifting dominance matters not only for the US, but for the rest of the world’s payment network. Listen now:

How does billionaire ownership of mainstream media outlets (like Jeff Bezos’ WaPo) affect pubic discourse? Are these newspapers or lobbying instruments? Is the White House setting their agenda? Luigi Zingales casts a critical eye: chicagobooth.edu/review/podcast…