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Yasheng Huang discussed why China's model for economic development holds appeal for countries looking for an alternative to the Washington model.

A paper by Sinan Aral and co-authors discovered that high-paying jobs often come through "weak ties" — for example, people who are acquaintances.

In 1988, less than 15% of Boston Public Schools' Black students were in "intensely segregated" schools, by 2003 it had jumped to 50%.

"There is pretty much nothing that humans do as a meaningful occupation that generative AI can now do."

A carbon tax could raise $2 trillion over a decade putting a huge dent in the federal budget deficit.

"If Chinese domestic policy doesn’t change substantially, the pace of technological and scientific progress is going to slow down."