‘Too Many’ Americans Struggle to Understand Basic Tax Concepts. Here’s Why It’s a Problem
Kogod Professor Caroline Bruckner's interview was published in The Independent.
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How Do Public and Private Firms Respond to Monetary Policy Shocks?
Kogod professor Ali Sanati co-authored a paper published in SSRN.
AI and Systemic Risk
VoxEU published an article about Kogod Professor Robin Lumsdaine's ESRB report.
Assessing Corporate Social Responsibility Pressures in Lithium Mining: a Topic Modeling Analysis Approach
A new study by Kogod professor Nicole Darnall has been published in IOP Science.
Despite Anti-Media Rhetoric, the Government is Still Reading the News
Kogod professor Nicole Darnall was quoted in the Washington Post.
Will My Paycheck be Bigger in January 2026? How Tax Changes Could Boost Your Take-Home Pay
The managing director of American University’s Kogod Tax Policy Center Caroline Bruckner was quoted...
How Sports Betting Apps Hook Users by Design
Kogod Professor Matt Bakowicz was interviewed for the Persuasion by the Pint podcast.
The Case for Distributed AI Governance in an Era of Enterprise AI
Kogod professor Angela Virtu’s article was published in the Observer.
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Transforming Data into Value: Integrating Sustainability for B2B Providers
B2B leaders are using data-driven sustainability to cut costs, reduce emissions, and strengthen...
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A Missed Opportunity? How Forgoing Nuclear Energy Slowed Germany’s Decarbonization
By retiring nuclear power without a firm baseload replacement, Germany may have sacrificed major...