Sustainability needs evidence. Evidence enables us to better understand how our actions affect the environment. It empowers us to make more sustainable choices, both as consumers and as managers. For example, as managers, is that new initiative really going to reduce...
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Join Erb Faculty Director for a 20 minute talk on decision making at VinBar to celebrate the Feast of Ideas at the UMich200 Fall Festival! Click here for more details! Your Decisions: An Owner's Manual Everything happens for a reason. Sometimes the reason is, you’re...
WHAT IS (AND, IS NOT) AN ENERGY STRATEGY? When most people talk about energy strategies, they’re actually not talking about strategy at all. Oftentimes, narratives are about what companies and policy makers could or should be doing when it comes to energy transitions...
Symbolic Information Causes Biased Decisions In assessing the outcomes of decisions, people often rely on the symbolic information while neglecting other crucial information. People may be especially prone to rely on this information on topics that are subject to...