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Analytics & Technology
IT, Analytics and Operations professor and cyber security expert Mike Chapple was featured in an NPR segment about fraud concerns surrounding the COVID-19 relief payments. Chapple's comments start at the 2:20 mark.
Faculty in the Media
According to James O’Rourke, professor of management at the University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business, the postal service’s money troubles have little to do with low prices and much more to do with a stifling congressional mandate.
Faculty in the Media
For many newspapers, the economic crisis brought on by the pandemic is merely the final nail in the coffin. But research from Notre Dame finance professor Paul Gao and his co-researchers suggests that newspapers might be more like police departments, exposing corruption, and their loss is detrimental to a community.
Faculty in the Media
The New York Times, The Washington Post and 40+ others posted an AP story with comments from management professor Joe Holt who said the workers and their companies are examples of business doing its best to quickly fill a critical unmet need.
Faculty in the Media
If an emergency appropriations bill isn’t passed in time, the states “would have to either increase taxes, borrow from future spending, or they might have to borrow from other spending programs,” finance professor Jason told Business Insider.
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"26 million workers have filed for unemployment insurance since March 21st. Let that sink in," economist Jason Reed, assistant chair and teaching professor of finance at the University of Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business, told Business Insider.
Consumer Behavior
Market With Me Quikly hosted marketing professor James Wilkie as a guest on their second podcast. Wilkie's research examines how environmental cues and social norms can (automatically) influence consumers.
Faculty in the Media
While it's not great news for oil companies, Notre Dame assistant professor of finance Gianna Bern says it's great for consumers in a WSBT22 segment.
Faculty in the Media
The June and July futures prices reflect increased demand for gasoline and jet fuel, said finance professor Gianna Bern in a Washington Post article, but she noted that demand in the transport sector is currently “at a standstill.”
Faculty in the Media
Nevada's professional gamblers have effectively lost access to their offices with the closure of casinos, which means they could qualify for unemployment according to finance professor Jason Reed in a Fox News story.