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Tax Policy
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Capital Markets and Investments
Tax Policy

Interest Rates and Inflation: What’s Next for the Federal Reserve?

Professor Pierre Yared describes why the U.S. economy is unlikely to see an economic downturn comparable with the 1970s.

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Climate and Technology
Climate Change & Sustainability
Risk Management
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Professor Shiva Rajgopal
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Climate and Finance
Climate and Technology
Climate Change & Sustainability
Risk Management

Greenwashing: Why Is It So Common and How Can We Combat It? 

CBS Professor Shivaram Rajgopal weighs in on the challenges and possible solutions.

Southwest Airlines’ Holiday Week from Hell May Cost the Company up to $700 Million. Here’s What Boards Can Learn from the Fiasco

Featuring Professor Shivaram Rajgopal

Sustainability Can Be About Operations and Services Not Necessarily Values: The Case of SDG Goals for Mumbai City

Featuring Professor Shivaram Rajgopal

What if Both Sides of the ESG Debate Are Right About US Majors’ Oil and Gas Investments, but for the Wrong Reasons?

Featuring Professor Shivaram Rajgopal

Oklahoma Treasurer Presses Financial Institutions To Say Whether They’re Boycotting Energy Firms

Featuring Professor Shivaram Rajgopal

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Business & Society
Climate Change & Sustainability
Economics & Policy
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Climate Change & Sustainability
Economics & Policy

What’s Next for the SEC’s Proposed Climate Disclosure Regulation?

If the proposal becomes final, it could spur corporations to invest more in technologies that reduce emissions and improve voluntary climate risk disclosure.

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Business & Society
Economics & Policy
Finance
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Business & Society
Economics & Policy
Finance

When Corporations Issue Debt

The corporate debt market has doubled in size since the financial crisis, now accounting for nearly 50 percent of US GDP. Investment-grade (or highly rated) corporate bonds, such as Apple’s AA+ bond, are in demand. What’s causing this run on corporate debt?

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