
The Downfall (and Possible Salvation) of Expertise
Chicago Booth faculty examine public perceptions of COVID-19 and ways experts can win back the public’s trust.
The rapid spread of the global coronavirus pandemic and its economic, societal, and health impact have been unprecedented.
In the midst of the pandemic, Booth faculty have pivoted their research focus in extraordinary ways to respond to the COVID-19 crisis, exploring how the pandemic has impacted the global economy and the world. Their new research, as well as the existing academic literature, is providing the insights that can help policymakers, investors, business people, and everyone else cope with the uncertain terrain ahead.
Chicago Booth faculty examine public perceptions of COVID-19 and ways experts can win back the public’s trust.
People’s concern about the coronavirus led to sharp economic contractions even in the absence of government shutdowns, suggests Professor Syverson.
Research from professor Matthew J. Notowidigdo finds that laid-off workers have been returning to work at a very high rate.
Explore events where Booth faculty share insights and analysis of how the global pandemic has affected the economy and the world.
A former governor of the Bank of England takes part in a virtual conversation at Chicago Booth’s London campus.
Booth economic experts gathered virtually to discuss how the global pandemic is shaping the economic outlook.
Leading scholars from Chicago Booth shared what’s ahead for Europe and beyond amid the COVID-19 crisis.
Leading scholars from Booth and the University of Hong Kong shared expert insights and perspectives on what’s next for the economy in Asia and around the world.
Booth faculty have pivoted their research focus in extraordinary ways in response to the COVID-19 crisis, analyzing data in real time with urgency.
Three Booth faculty members shared a glimpse into their home lives and explained how that intersects with their professional and scholarly work as the pandemic unfolds.
In designing the contact tracing algorithm for India’s official COVID-19 contact tracing app, this Booth student relied on learnings from the Big Problems course.
See the UChicago Forward website for details on the university’s reopening plans.