A majority of the business leaders gathered for the Chief Executive Leadership Institute’s virtual CEO Caucus on September 23 gave President Donald Trump a failing grade on his response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Levinsohn, Steven T. Berry, and Ariel Pakes were recognized for their 1995 paper “Automobile Prices in Market Equilibrium,” which introduced a new method for estimating demand, now referred to as the “BLP random coefficients logit model for demand estimation.”
The eight incoming systemic risk students, who bring a wealth of global experience in central banks and other regulatory agencies, began classes on August 31 alongside students in Yale SOM’s other full-time residential programs.
The 48 students in the Master’s Degree in Global Business and Society program Class of 2021 hold citizenships in 19 countries and speak a total of 21 languages.
Kerwin Charles, the Indra K. Nooyi Dean & Frederic D. Wolfe Professor of Economics, Policy, and Management at Yale SOM, appeared on the People I Mostly Admire podcast, part of the Freakonomics Radio Network, in an episode released on September 18. Charles discussed his journey from a small village in Guyana to the apex of the academic world and how his researched has helped illuminate questions about earnings and wealth inequality in the United States.
Among the 65 members of the MAM Class of 2021 are consultants, finance professionals, information technology experts, engineers, supply chain managers, and many others.
More than 100 Yale School of Management students worked alongside Yale SOM faculty this summer, researching issues at the nexus of industry and society.
