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Google changed ad auctions, raising prices 15%, witness says
Michael Whinston said Friday that Google modified the way it sold text. The. shift sought "to raise the prices against the highest bidder."
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Amid strikes, one question: Are employers miscalculating?
“For decades, management has been able to say: ‘These are our decisions, our prerogatives. It’s none of your business.' This is a new day."
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U.S. v. Google: Will Washington’s antitrust push change the web?
"There is nothing illegal about having a monopoly. What is illegal is to abuse a monopoly position."
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China’s economic slowdown was inevitable
"Beijing has betrayed and rejected its own success formula, and the economy is paying the price."
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How to get Chinese elites to support democracy
"In the wise words of a Chinese proverb, 'accompanying the king is like accompanying a tiger.'"
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The rise and fall of the EAST: How exams, autocracy, stability, and technology brought China success, and why they might lead to its decline
"I compare democracy to an insurance policy. When things go well, you do not need it, but when things go badly, you would appreciate having it."
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Bloomberg MBA rankings name the most diverse MBA programs in the US in 2023
MIT Sloan ranks 8th for diversity and 10th overall in Bloomberg’s 2023 Diversity Index.
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"Lula disappointed me," says Turkish economist Daron Acemoglu
Income distribution programs, like those created during Lula's first presidential term, fulfilled their role, but are no longer sufficient.
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Got a new climate policy? Try testing it out first
"Decision-makers need a safe environment in which to test their policy ideas, before making big decisions that impact us all."
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An innovation system that works
Programs designed to stimulate “one-in-a-thousand ideas, much less one-in-a-million ideas” are all but immune to cost-benefit analysis.