KI im Studium: Wenn BWL-Studenten nur mit KI eine Eins schreiben
In German — with Christoph Spengel, on what it means for university teaching when business students can ace an assignment using AI alone, and how we should respond.
Podcasts, interviews, and accessible summaries of my research — for practitioners, policymakers, and anyone curious about how taxes and transparency shape firm behavior.
In German — with Christoph Spengel, on what it means for university teaching when business students can ace an assignment using AI alone, and how we should respond.
In German — discussions of current business and economics issues, including recent reforms, tailored to a young audience. With co-hosts Chris Wieland and Niklas Schab.
With Katharina Neureiter (Co-Head of Global Sustainability, The Carlyle Group), hosted by Sergei Guriev (Dean, London Business School) — on how new rules, from ESG disclosures to tax incentives, are reshaping corporate behavior and investor expectations.
Video summary of joint work with Lisa De Simone (UT Austin) on how multinational companies respond to destination-based taxes.
Hour-long conversation with Chris Caldwell on how disclosure regulation and tax policy can change corporate behavior, and the role of the private equity industry.
With hosts Jeff Hoopes (UNC) and Scott Dyreng (Duke), joined by Daniel Klein (Heidelberg Materials) — on carbon taxes, their impact on European firms, and evidence on carbon leakage.
Conversation with Alenka Turnsek (EY EMEIA Sustainability Tax Leader) on international business tax policy and environmental taxation.
Findings from the Review of Financial Studies paper with Roberto Gomez-Cram on how the proposed 15% global corporate minimum tax affected US firms' stock market valuations.
Collection of research summaries, including spillover effects of European corporate tax reforms on investment in Africa and carbon leakage to developing countries.
On how private equity firms disclose their ESG investing strategies — and whether more ESG talk in the PE industry also means more walk. On average, it does.
With Roberto Gomez-Cram — analyzing the changes to global corporate profit taxation.
Do private equity firms merely make ESG claims, or do claims translate into better portfolio company performance?