MIT Sloan Professor Catherine Wolfram, a faculty affiliate of the MIT Climate Policy Center, coauthored this New York Times opinion column on secondary sanctions on Russian energy as a policy option.
Managers need to work out how "to incentivise, to compensate, to excite people that the nugget of an idea that lives inside you"
"Our research suggests differences in behavior, not bias in enforcement, could drive apparent disparities in content moderation."
"There was a lot of hype around the internet, which materialized well before anybody had a business model for making money from the internet."
Because winter temperatures in Boston dip so low, the city has built a vast but costly energy system capable of supplying heat during those dips.
"With an AI innovation unit, your company can accelerate digital transformation, sustain competitiveness, and create a culture of innovation."
"If you take bad outcomes for granted, it can make you feel really locked in at a time when workplaces are becoming more diverse."
"Proximity still matters. One of the good reasons to have secret people in these ecosystems is that a bit of the ecosystem rubs off on them."
"The prominent recent crashes had very different causes, so they offer no evidence of a systematic problem that has become much more dangerous."
Orphanides highlighted the "crazy framework" of the ECB which undermines investor confidence that it stands as a backstop to Eurozone governments
