MIT researchers found a way to deter people from sharing COVID-19 conspiracies
People are less likely to share false stories about COVID-19 after they've been asked to evaluate the accuracy of another headline.
People are less likely to share false stories about COVID-19 after they've been asked to evaluate the accuracy of another headline.
A key principle in asset pricing theory is that investors are compensated for bearing systematic risk, but not idiosyncratic risk.
“There is a growing consensus that we must rebalance power in a way that serves not only workers’ interests but also society." says Thomas Kochan
Seth Benzell, MIT IDE, on he and his fellow Sloan researchers' Christos Nicolaides and Avinash Collis plan for re-opening the economy. (2:43)
Seth Benzell, MIT IDE, on he and his fellow Sloan researchers' (Christos Nicolaides and Avinash Collis) plan for re-opening the economy. (4:00)
Prof. Andrew Lo says "In the midst of an outbreak...we need to be less concerned about false positives and more concerned about false negatives."
Bill McKibben mentions Climate Interactive, and M.I.T.’s Sloan School of Management.
When leaders decide to open up against CDC guidelines, that can have an impact far beyond the borders of their homes. Prof. Sinan Aral, guest.
In this interview Lecturer Johnathan Ruane explores topics surrounding Irish startups.
Steve Tuekam (MBA '20) says: "I was impressed by the quality of the MIT Finance faculty as well as the career opportunities for graduates."