Research

The Mosaic of Corporate Communication: What Corporate Guidance Databases Leave Out, and Why It Matters

A new study of 1.7 million management guidance disclosures shows that the information researchers see in standard databases is only part of the story

Early Online Reviews Are Often Too Kind. Here’s Why

On Yelp and TripAdvisor, we tend to hold back on criticism when we’re new: we don’t want to come across as unfriendly. A study shows how the image we want to project can skew online ratings and suggests two simple ways to reduce this bias

The ICRIOS Research Center Leads the GLOBERISE Project for More Resilient and Sustainable Global Supply Chains

Funded by the European Union, the project coordinated by ICRIOS will use artificial intelligence, simulations, and international researcher exchanges to help businesses and institutions address economic, environmental, and geopolitical crises

When AI Gives Moral Advice, It Often Misses What Makes Us Human

New research reveals a “pluralistic moral gap” between people and large language models—and proposes a way to close it

Why People Are Hesitating to Have Children: It’s Not Just About Money

A four-country experiment finds that income and housing still matter most—but climate anxiety, democratic instability, economic crises and war are increasingly shaping fertility intentions

Exchange Rates and Volatility: Why Currencies Don’t Really Follow the Real Economy

A study published in Management Science identifies a new “volatility disconnect” in international markets: uncertainty in exchange rates reflects that of the economy, but only partially. To understand why, we need to look at how countries share risks about the future