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Are Political and Charitable Giving Substitutes? Evidence from the United States

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By Pinar Yildirim, Andrei Simonov, Maria Petrova, Ricardo Perez-Truglia
| Resoundingly Human
The authors thank the Wharton Customer Analytics Initiative, the American Red Cross, and Catholic Relief Services for the charitable donations data set that made this study possible. The authors also thank Jose Felipe Montano-Campos, Luisa Cefala, Renata Gaineddenova, Ruizhi Ma, Shreya Mathur, Hangcheng Zhao, and Vadim Zyamalov for excellent research assistance.
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The Disturbing Conflicts of Interest in Target Date Funds | Kiplinger

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By Rabih Moussawi, Andrei Simonov
| Kiplinger Verified
mutual funds Are you one of the 40 million folks who has a target date fund in your 401(k)? It could be costing you 21% in returns over the course of your career, according to a study by three professors from INSEAD, Villanova University and Michigan State. by: Rabih Moussawi, Andrei Simonov, Ph.D. April 30, 2021 The Pension Protection Act of 2006 single-handedly created target date funds as a global asset class, one which now commands a 20% to 25% share among public and corporate pension plans.
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Target-Date Funds Exploit Their Investors’ Long Time Horizons. Here’s How.

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By Massimo Massa, Rabih Moussawi, Andrei Simonov
| Institutional Investor Verified
Investing “for the long run” is an increasingly prominent phenomenon — one that has been made more pressing by the demise of the defined-benefits system and population aging. But these longer investment horizons may come with unintended consequences.
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