Category: Research
Spartan BizCast: Tariffs and Trade Treaties
This Spartan BizCast episode covers how tariffs and trade treaties can affect the flow of goods across the globe.
Undergraduate research fellows receive awards at undergraduate research forum
The forum hosted teams from across the nation and both School of Hospitality Business teams took home awards.
Broad College goes green with program on alternative power for railways
The Center for Railway Research and Education is looking toward the future as diesel trains are increasingly phased out
Do as I say; not as I see: How big data finds out what we really watch, read and view
Our online choices often don't match what we tell others, Broad College expert Anjana Susarla finds
Michigan tops Great Lakes state neighbors in jobs created by hunting and fishing, Broad College study finds
Hunting and fishing create and support more than 171,000 jobs and around $11.2 billion in economic activity annually
Disruptive potential of Blockchain is the focus of latest Spartan BizCast episode
Professor Bill McCarthy explores the digital ledgering system behind cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin
Health care providers – not hackers – leak more of your data, Broad College research finds
One quarter of all cases caused by unauthorized access or disclosure – more than twice the amount that were hacked
Broad College alum Manoj Saxena determined to ensure artificial intelligence is applied responsibly, ethically
"I have never been more worried about AI than I am now," alum says in funding responsible AI research
Broad College receives $1 million gift from Saxena Family Foundation to study ethical and responsible artificial intelligence
Gift will establish Omura-Saxena Endowed Professorship to permanently support a faculty position in Responsible AI
Spartan BizCast launches new season with a look at self-driving cars and societal consequences
The podcast returns for its second season with guest Brian Pentland
Keep to yourself! Don’t offer co-workers help unless asked, Broad College research finds
If you thought that proactively offering help to your co-workers was a good thing, think again.
Broad College recognized as an international business leader by the U.S. Department of Education
MSU recently awarded a federal grant to continue to operate Center for International Business Education and Research
Low unemployment may soon turn happy customers into angry voters, a pair of Broad College experts warn
The warning was published recently in the Hill, an influential Washington, D.C. newspaper focused on national politics
Social media regulation may be near: 'Taking no action is no longer an option,' Broad College expert writes
Anjana Susarla's insights appears in the Conversation, other media nationwide
Storms like Hurricane Florence 'disrupt a supply chain for a period of time,' Broad College expert warns
'These kinds of disruptions tend to knock a system down,' says Stanley Griffis
Is email evil? Bosses are getting boxed in by their inboxes
Keeping up with email traffic places high demands on managers, which prevents them from achieving their goals
Critical thinking approaches can make hospitals safer, Broad College expert to tell state medical conference-goers
Michael Rip to speak at Michigan Health & Hospital Association conference
Subsidizing farmers hurt by retaliatory tariffs 'not a viable long-term solution," Broad College trade expert says
Tomas Hult shares his insights with the Hill, an influential Washington D.C.-based publication
The 'invisible hand' may matter less than thought, research co-authored by a Broad College professor emeritus finds
It’s a third party who interrupts a trading relationship, according to the research by Geoffrey Booth
Being an insider in regional trade agreements better than going it alone, Broad College global trade expert says
Tomas Hult shared his insights in his blog for the GlobalEDGE Web site
Tariffs will create winners and losers in global trade. America won't always be in the first group, a Broad College expert warns
"Any given country – even the United States – cannot be a world leader in every category," writes Tomas Hult
Want to succeed at negotiations? View talks as long-term partnerships and not just short-term rivalries, Broad prof says
'Management is becoming increasingly long-term focused or relationship-focused,' says Jennifer Dunn
'Bullwhip' effects of tariffs buffeting U.S. farmers, Broad College expert writes in influential political publication
Tomas Hult offered his insights in the Hill
Hierarchy needn't be a four-letter word. Just combine it with mutual respect, says Broad College prof
Decisions made at the top are fine, but only if people at all levels are respected for their contributions