A Guide to Solving Social Problems with Machine Learning

“A Guide to Solving Social Problems with Machine Learning” with Ludwig, Jens and Jon Kleinberg. Harvard Business Review December 8 (2016).

Algorithms Need Managers, Too

“Algorithms Need Managers, Too,” with Luca, Michael and Jon Kleinberg. Harvard Business Review 94 (2016): 96-101.

We Built Them, But We Don’t Understand Them

“We Built Them, But We Don’t Understand Them,” with Jon Kleinberg, in What to Think About Machines That Think: Today’s Leading Thinkers on the Age of Machine Intelligence. (J. Brockman, editor). Harper Perennial 2015.

Spotting Bubbles on the Rise

“Spotting Bubbles on the Rise,” Harvard Business Review (2010) Volume: 88, Issue: 3, 41- 57.

Take-up: Why Microfinance Take-up Rates Are Low & Why It Matters

“Take-up: Why Microfinance Take-up Rates Are Low & Why It Matters,” with Dean Karlan, Jonathan Morduch, Financial Access Initiative framing note, June 2010.

Psychology and Economics: What it Means for Microfinance

“Psychology and Economics: What it Means for Microfinance,”  with Sudha Krishnan, Financial Access Initiative framing note, April 2008.

An Opt-Out Home Mortgage System

“An Opt-Out Home Mortgage System,” with  Michael S. Barr, & Eldar Shafir, Hamilton Project Discussion Paper 2008-14, The Brookings Institution.

Behaviorally Informed Financial  Services Regulation

“Behaviorally Informed Financial  Services Regulation,” with Michael S. Barr & Eldar Shafir, 2008, New America Foundation White Paper.

Is Microfinance Too Rigid?

“Is Microfinance Too Rigid?” with Dean Karlan, Financial Access Initiative framing note, December 2007.

Microentrepreneurs and Their Money: Three Anomalies

“Microentrepreneurs and Their Money: Three Anomalies,” with Bindu Ananth & Dean Karlan, Financial Access Initiative framing note, August 2007.

Market Efficiency Versus Behavioral Finance

“Market Efficiency Versus Behavioral Finance,” with Bruce Stangle, Journal of Applied Corporate Finance, 17(3), 2005: 124-136.