High income people are able to choose active ways to spend leisure time, thus experiencing more frequent, but not necessarily more intense, bouts of happiness, according to research by Adam Eric Greenberg

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New research by Anatoli Colicev finds an unexpected link between marketing and finance: investor behavior of short sellers, who buy private data on customer dissatisfaction and satisfaction in order to choose or avoid targets. Interestingly, the negative effect of dissatisfaction is 2.39 times larger than the positive effect of satisfaction

Dirk Hovy, Associate Professor of Computer Science, has won an ERC Starting Grant of 1.5mln euros. His project introduces demographic factors into language processing systems, which will improve algorithmic performance, avoid racism, sexism, and ageism, and open up new applications

Three Bocconi professors from different disciplines teamed analyzed 6.5mln tweets over the course of the pandemic