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Making this tiny change in how you use social networks will make you 98% more successful than your peers
"When we look at the experimental data, weak ties are better, on average, for job mobility than strong ties."
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UAW, Detroit 3 must rebuild relationships after bitter strike, labor experts say
"If that psychological barrier is not overcome, then this will be a downhill process."
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Making this small change in the way you use social networks will make you 98% more successful than your peers
"When we look at experimental data, weak ties are better on average for job mobility than strong ties."
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For all our fear of AI dystopia, it may help to level up society
History also shows that technological revolutions "undermine incumbents," says Andrew McAfee.
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Study: Burning wood pellets for energy endangers local communities' health
"Assuming biofuels are carbon neutral may worsen irreversible impacts of climate change before benefits accrue."
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London internet attack highlights confusing hacktivism movement
"If you launch a cyberattack, if you do a little bit of homework … no one knows where it came from."
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New game theory model taps power of cooperation to promote sustainable palm oil production in Indonesia
What if, instead of certifying each farmer, palm oil buyers could contract with an entire village and let the community do the enforcement?
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What economists have learnt from the post-pandemic business cycle
Ivan Werning suggests considering a set of different sectors, each hit by shocks in its own way.
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Sustainable investors more likely to engage on climate policy, MIT Sloan analysis suggests
"Opportunity to invest climate-consciously does not erode individual political support for climate regulation."
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What it takes to build democratic institutions
"There are plenty of good models around to help both developing and industrialized countries build better democratic institutions."