Our Behavioral Economics and Finance experts regularly appear in news articles and in the media promoting our work, and as experts focusing on our cross-disciplinary approach to study human behavior in such areas as finance, labor markets, and health economics. The catalogue below includes many of those articles and news appearances. Contact us with any questions or to interview one of our experts for an upcoming article.

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The danger of churn: “You should be very concerned”

May 22, 2023Ulrike Malmendier

2023 WalletHub economic index

May 20, 2023Terrance Odean

Price caps on Russian oil show effect

May 19, 2023Anastassia Fedyk
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Divestment dilemmas in Russia: business teaching case

May 18, 2023Anastassia Fedyk
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Hundreds of banks are vulnerable to collapse. Here’s the latest outlook

May 15, 2023Anastassia Fedyk

Making the rate decision

May 13, 2023Anastassia Fedyk
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May 12, 2023Anastassia Fedyk
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The surprising way that inflation can boost homeownership

May 9, 2023Ulrike Malmendier

How does Germany manage a second economic miracle, Ms. Malmendier?

April 18, 2023Ulrike Malmendier

Women are less confident investors than men: Why that’s actually a great thing

April 16, 2023Terrance Odean

Living through high inflation increases home ownership

April 13, 2023Ulrike Malmendier

Advising Germany

April 5, 2023Ulrike Malmendier

Michael Lewis on stock market overconfidence and revisiting Moneyball

March 12, 2023Terrance Odean

Wives listen but husbands don’t

December 23, 2022Ricardo Perez-Truglia
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How salary benchmarking by employers affects workers’ pay

November 18, 2022Ricardo Perez-Truglia
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Terrance Odean on the $2.8bn catch in zero-commission trading

September 22, 2022Terrance Odean
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Pricing of stock trades varies widely among popular brokers, study finds

September 16, 2022Terrance Odean
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Study: What if you knew how much your boss makes?

January 7, 2022Ricardo Perez-Truglia
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Here’s what would happen if Americans could easily look up everyone’s salary

September 30, 2021Ricardo Perez-Truglia
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Can’t come to Berkeley? Haas launches new flex program to draw more students

August 11, 2021Ricardo Perez-Truglia

Two Haas profs elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences

April 23, 2021Stefano DellaVigna
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Six faculty elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences

April 22, 2021Stefano DellaVigna
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The plan that could give us our lives back

August 14, 2020Ned Augenblick
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New strategy would allow for cheap, daily COVID-19 testing for big groups

July 29, 2020Ned Augenblick
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Here’s one way to make daily covid-19 testing feasible on a mass scale

July 22, 2020Ned Augenblick
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Federal officials turn to a new testing strategy as infections surge

July 1, 2020Ned Augenblick
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The influence you have: Why we fail to see our power over others

February 24, 2020Stefano DellaVigna
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Were the results of that experiment really so predictable? These researchers aim to find out.

October 29, 2019Stefano DellaVigna
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UC Berkeley to Celebrate 30th Anniversary of Behavioral Economics

May 8, 2017Stefano DellaVigna