Assistant Professor of Marketing Shelle Santana talks about her research revealing shoppers tend to make suboptimal decisions under “drip pricing” situations, which is when hidden fees are added throughout the checkout process.
As pay transparency increases, Assistant Professor of Management Brandon Smit explains the psychological reasons why some people might shun an organization where everyone knows everything about everyone else’s pay.
Political Science Professor Jeff Gulati offers perspective on why Americans feel business impacts people’s lives more positively than the federal government.
As midterms approach, data from the Bentley-Gallup Force For Good reveals what people think about the effectiveness of the federal government.
Findings from the Bentley-Gallup Force for Good survey are included in a Nasdaq Business Update which was featured on local TV newscasts around the country.
Data from the Bentley-Gallup Force for Good survey, which explores how Americans feel business is doing when it comes to making a positive impact on society, is featured and President Brent Chrite is interviewed for this segment on CNBC’s morning show, Squawk Box.
Assistant Professor of Mathematical Sciences Noah Giansiracusa authors an op-ed asserting the danger from A.I.’s isn’t how smart they are, it’s how mindless they are and how people tend to inflate their so-called intelligence.
Economics Professor Dave Gulley explains how the odds of a lottery are calculated and offers tips for increasing your chance of winning.
President Chrite is named one of the Boston Business Journal’s 2022 Power 50 – members of the Greater Boston business community who are “creating change and taking actionable steps to make Boston continue to grow as a place for equity, inclusion and diverse points of view.
Management Lecturer Susan Vroman co-authors an article asserting that delegating authority is an opportunity for managers to showcase that the employees on their team are ready for new roles and responsibilities.