Media
Select references in the written press
“How to Make Peace With Your Stock Market Losses.” Wall Street Journal, Intelligent Investor
“How growing up in a bank desert can hurt your credit for the rest of your life.” PBS Newhour
“People think they are less at risk from the coronavirus than the general public.” New York Times
“Black Americans suffered the most under Trump-era consumer-protection agency” MarketWatch
“Are ETFs safe... for retail investors?” MarketWatch
“Academic focus limits business schools’ contribution to society,” Financial Times
“Amateur Investors Are Making Risky Bets That Could Wipe Them Out,” Bloomberg News
“Should Retail Investors’ Leverage Be Limited?” Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance and Financial Regulation
“Retail investor leverage and speculation,” VoxEU
"SCOTUS, For Now, Largely Chooses to Punt on Partisan Gerrymandering," Forbes
“How People’s Visions of Their own Mortality Affect Financial Decision Making,” MarketWatch
“Behavioral Economics Isn’t Dead Yet,” Bloomberg
“Shifting Gears From Saving to Spending in Retirement,” Kiplinger and Yahoo Finance
“Cracks in the Anti-Behavioral Dam?” Noahpinion Blog
"More power for US politicians reduces credit in their states," Central Banking
“How Social Media Boosts Trading – Without Helping Traders,” TheStreet
“Traders Love a Winner’s Tale and Ignore the Cautionary Ones,” Quartz
“Currency Trading: Learn From Your Losses,” Wall Street Journal, Intelligent Investor
On the airwaves
“Partisan gerrymandering can reduce access to credit, study finds.” NPR Marketplace Morning Report
“Charlotte Haendler and Rawley Heimer on Financial-Services Complaints.” Business Scholarship Podcast
"In Gerrymandered Districts, Constituents Likely To Lose Economic Security," NPR Morning Edition
Trade publications
“How Shark Attacks and our Mortality Beliefs Impact our Savings Behavior,” DC Matters
“Swimming with Sharks: Is our fear of sharks causing us to undersave?” Project M (Allianz)
“YOLO: Mortality Beliefs and Household Finance Puzzles,” Retirement Income Industry Association, Webinar
“YOLO: Mortality Beliefs and Household Finance Puzzles,” 2016 annual Academic Forum of the Defined Contribution Institutional Investment Association (DCIIA) at Goldman Sachs
“YOLO: Mortality Beliefs and Household Finance Puzzles,” International Center for Pension Management (ICPM) Discussion Forum