by Thomas HarveyApril 15, 2013

Boards should think carefully about the few financial indicators that tell them about the agency’s financial condition. Read More
by James S. O'RourkeJanuary 10, 2013
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Despite the rise of digital media, print magazines still have a future. Read More
by Jeffrey H. BergstrandFebruary 17, 2012

The future of 'Made in the USA' will look a lot different than our manufacturing past. Read More
by Richard G SheehanSeptember 27, 2011

The story of Oakland A's GM Billy Beane and how he used statistics to beat the big moneyed franchises missed an essential point about exploiting market inefficiencies. Read More
by Georges EnderleSeptember 3, 2010

The economic philosophy that supports markets strictly driven by self-interest of stakeholders is a failure. The financial crisis offers three lessons we must learn if we are to avoid a similar meltdown in the future. Read More
by Ed ConlonAugust 2, 2010

Leading up to the Challenger disaster was a decision-making process with major management errors. These same errors played a part in the subprime mortgage crisis and the Deepwater Horizon tragedy. Read More
by Ed ConlonJune 1, 2010

Part I: We are beginning to understand the "how" and the "why" of the economic recession. But as we look for measures to prevent these financial events from occurring again, it's clear regulation isn't the total answer. Read More
by Oliver F. Williams, CSCMay 7, 2010

Various papal encyclicals offer visions of how the market, the state and civil society can work together to have a "civilizing" effect on the economy. Read More
by Paul H. SchultzNovember 5, 2009
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Filmmaker Michael Moore's most recent movie blasts capitalism as a failed, even "evil," system. But Moore is wrong on all counts. Not only is capitalism that most efficient economic system, but it encourages ethical behavior, despite what recent failures would lead you to believe. Read More
by Carolyn Y. WooAugust 17, 2009
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Carolyn Y. Woo, dean of the Mendoza College of Business, recently traveled through Afghanistan and Pakistan to observe the efforts of Catholic Relief Services to support entrepreneurship and education in these struggling countries. Read More