New MIT study says actual number of coronavirus cases is 12 times higher than reported — with 50 percent more deaths
“The magnitude of [the] epidemic is widely under-reported with much variation globally ...”
“The magnitude of [the] epidemic is widely under-reported with much variation globally ...”
A recent MIT study found that the actual number of coronavirus cases and deaths may be widely underreported. Prof. John Sterman was interviewed.
A new study done by three scholars at the MIT Sloan School of Management estimates total covid-19 deaths for 84 countries at roughly 600,000 ...
Based on research in 84 countries, a team at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology reckons that, for each recorded case, 12 go unrecorded ..
"Beyond raising the federal minimum wage, the United States desperately needs to overhaul its approach to technological innovation.”
“Managers now realize they need to engage and motivate the bottom parts of the organization to lead upwards with their ideas and innovations."
"...tying financing to payroll expenses had the [likely unintended] consequences of allocating more federal funds to the least affected sector.”
A new paper...has underlined the risk to an uninfected passenger from an infected passenger when the middle seat is left vacant during a flight.
John Van Reenen discusses his proposal for the US to create what he calls a “Grand Innovation Challenge Fund.”
... the top ten countries by projected daily infection rates at the end of winter 2021 are India with 2.87 lakh infections per day ...