Financial Times | May 23, 2022
‘Do-good’ measures don’t do at all
A multitude of methodologies to rate businesses is causing confusion for ethical investors
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Financial Times | May 31, 2022
Aggregate ESG confusion
Highlighting the work of our Aggregate Confusion Project, the Financial Times examines the current state of ESG.
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Why gas prices are so high
"10 years from now, that oil well may not be earning profits [which] is creating a disincentive to drill."
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What to do when you can't make all your employees happy
Thomas Kochan described the new social contract as an agreement that both parties "are held accountable for meeting each other's expectations."
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Masters in Finance ranking 2022: The trends to watch
MIT Sloan is joint ninth overall, and the top business school in the US.
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Economics needs more socioeconomic diversity
"Economics has another diversity problem that's been largely overlooked: socioeconomic background."
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How to celebrate year-round
"Juneteenth doesn't help corporations take diverse hiring slates more seriously [or] provide a third party outside audit of DEI efforts."
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Economics Needs More Socioeconomic Diversity
The authors find that economics is the least socioeconomically diverse of any academic discipline in the U.S.
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Full-time MBA 2022
MIT Sloan School of Management ranked #1 in the category of "Personal Development/Education Experience" and ranked fifth overall.