The Aggregate Confusion team recently one the Best Paper Prize from VP Bank at the "Sustainable Finance Workshop" of the University of Liechtenstein
"A persistent question amid the uncertainty is which companies are best able to withstand the economic headwinds created by the pandemic."
“We found large variations and inequalities in voters' awareness of news...across age, gender, partisan preference, and socioeconomic status."
TikTok has been labelled a national-security threat by the U.S., but it's not unique in the data it collects.
“…banks continue to approach racial diversity and economic inequity as problems to be solved with charity – a cost…"
“Amazon controls everything from bathroom breaks to communication...If a union comes in, they're going to lose some of that control."
Sinan Aral takes a look at some common myths swirling around social media and the upcoming election, and examines their validity.
Edward Golding speaks about MIT's recent report that shows that black homeowners pay more to be homeowners than other groups.
MIT prof. Deborah Ancona speaks about the Immunity to Change...It’s hard, but you can change when you understand it.
"We might assume that history has little to teach us about navigating our current situation of technological disruption. In fact..."
