How has the pandemic strengthened the global food supply chain?
An Arizona State University agricultural economist explains that flexibility and versatility in farmers may be more viable in the future.
W. P. Carey Professor Jeffrey Wilson honored at ASU Founders’ Day
W. P. Carey Professor of Statistics and Biostatistics, Jeffrey R. Wilson was recognized for the Faculty Service Achievement Award during Founders’ Day
Divisive, demoralizing bots are winning, so big tech needs to think bigger
Facebook and Twitter need to crack down on fake accounts, argues Professor of Information Systems Victor Benjamin. It’s getting harder to tell the difference between what’s real and what’s fake, he says, and online conversations are being drowned out by misinformation.
Author explains how sustainability can work in society today
Supply chain professor of practice looks at sustainability through the eyes of a green entrepreneur in his new book.
America’s workforce will get upskill, reskill through $8M DOL grant to ASU
The U.S. Department of Labor has awarded Arizona State University an $8 million grant to lead an innovative workforce development partnership to help train workers for high-paying, high-demand jobs in advanced manufacturing, cybersecurity, and information technology.
Grocery prices soar the most in a decade in 2020, how does 2021 look?
Agribusiness expert says rising food costs are based on how much it costs to produce the food and how much consumers are willing to spend on it.
How to use marketing perks to get customers to talk about you
Word-of-mouth marketing efforts can either help or hinder a business depending on how they're framed and perceived by consumers, according to new research by Assistant Professor of Marketing Monika Lisjak.
New childhood tax credit could lift millions of children out of poverty
Critics of the new child tax credit complain about the price tag, saying it will diminish people's incentive to work.
Arizona’s rising economic prospects
ASU economist explains how universities are contributing to Arizona's fast-growing economy.
Why do people litter? Expert says trash generates trash
Regents Professor Emeritus of Psychology and Marketing Robert Cialdini explains why people litter and the best approach municipalities can take to reduce it.