Research

Equal Pay Day: Sidnee Peck

Last Tuesday was Equal Pay Day. Is this still an issue? What can I do as a woman to be sure I get paid equally?

Relief on wheels: Research cuts costs of humanitarian aid

The recent surge of migrants from the war-torn North African coast and the devastating earthquake in Nepal has focused international attention on the needs of refugees and disaster victims.

New rules in the game of sports marketing

The Sports Business Association is an undergraduate organization at the W. P. Carey School of Business dedicated to teaching students about the sports business industry.

How can it be safe to share my business concept?

An idea is just an idea, and if it's good, you're likely not the only one with it. So, in some cases, you can stop worrying and start building.

The long-awaited recovery in demand

The February report on the Phoenix real estate market contains welcome news. Recovery is here. That's according to Mike Orr, director of the Center for Real Estate Theory and Practice and author of the monthly housing report.

A century of success: Lincoln Electric’s long vision

Christopher L. Mapes, chairman, president and CEO of Lincoln Electric Holdings, Inc., accepted the W. P. Carey School's Dean's Council Executive of the Year Award on April 8, 2015.

Celebrate, it’s good for you

There is nothing like hearing positive, sincere words about your work. The performance enhancing value of praise and personal attention from the boss were uncovered in a McKinsey survey of 1,000 executives.

Be alert to gender biases that can poison a workplace

In “Why girls do better at school than boys,” The Economist shared a study this month that suggests female students are performing better in school than male counterparts; it also demonstrated presumably unconscious biases of teachers toward female students.

Don't just create a fantasy plan — build a business model

Sidnee Peck, director of the Center for Entrepreneurship, provides words of wisdom for a questioning business owner.

A firsthand perspective on the IPO experience

It was a homecoming of sorts when Elizabeth Crain came back to Arizona State University in March to speak at the Economic Club of Phoenix Economic Outlook luncheon.