Wisconsin School of Business faculty members achieve global recognition for their groundbreaking research. Read about their findings, which provide answers to important questions and deliver key business insights.
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In Emerging Economies, Rainfall Insurance May Help Farmers Weather Risk
A recent study by WSB's Anita Mukherjee finds that weather insurance has the potential to significantly reduce financial vulnerability among agricultural households.
How Will AI Change Your Field? WSB Faculty Respond
AI: Artificial Intelligence. It's a hot topic, and a more nuanced discussion than just visions of robots taking over our lives. WSB faculty weigh in on AI's pros, cons, and perhaps, its inevitability.
WSB Helps Shape Public Policy with New Insurance Experts Panel
WSB faculty are leading a timely new initiative to help inform major public policy issues affecting the insurance industry as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
For Expectant Mothers, Long Commutes May Come With a Risk
Commuting and the stress that goes with it is a way of life for millions of Americans. But for pregnant women, regular long commutes may hold implications for fetus health and prenatal care. WSB's Yang Wang explains.
International Women's Day 2020: Highlighting WSB Women in Research
International Women's Day is March 8, 2020. In keeping with celebrating women’s achievements globally, the Wisconsin School of Business shines a spotlight on research by female faculty members.
Where Risk Meets Health Economics: A Q&A with WSB Affiliate John Mullahy
WSB sat down with John Mullahy, a professor in the Department of Population Health Sciences and an affiliate faculty member in WSB's Department of Risk and Insurance, to talk about his connection with the School, why health economics matters, and how teaching keeps him inspired.
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