When a company is making money from the opioid crisis: http://ow.ly/CAMt30ffk3D

Is political polarization high enough to be worried about the democratic nature of the U.S.? http://ow.ly/sW7W30ffjUh

Professor Richard Thaler discusses why people misbehave when it comes to their own finances: http://ow.ly/WB4n30fbXcl

There are numerous reports of price gouging in Houston. Professor Thaler argues against the practice: http://ow.ly/cVZ530f1ujI

Professor Raghuram Rajan writes about his experience as Governor of the Reserve Bank of India when it was considered one of the Fragile Five economies in the world. That experience is the focus of his new book, “I Do What I Do: On Reform, Rhetoric & Resolve”. http://ow.ly/atj830f1tSX

Sixteen top academic minds share their strategies on how to create middle-class jobs. http://ow.ly/QQas30f1tNC

Chicago Booth’s Chang-Tai Hsieh makes a case to reform land-use regulations to improve the housing market across the country: http://ow.ly/9pmz30f1tJj

A new study finds that politically connected firms are more likely to receive favorable merger reviews: http://ow.ly/lDyu30f1tEX

Trying to figure out the key to a successful startup? The answer might lie in your network: http://ow.ly/YZWt30eQZPB