Climate Scientists | October 11, 2020
John Sterman: informed decision-making for climate change policy
Prof. John Sterman joins me to discuss tools for informed decision-making for climate change policy.
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Immigrants to the U.S. create more jobs than they take
A new study looks at how immigration shapes the economy, analyzing immigrants' contributions as both employees and founders.
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Reality wreck
This week's debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden highlighted how even the truth has become a partisan issue. Can reality be reclaimed?
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How leading economists view antitrust in the digital economy
US and European experts discuss internet giants, and Google's dominance of search and operating practices.
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Universal basic income helped Kenyans weather COVID-19 - but it's not a silver bullet
"The onset of the coronavirus prompted my colleagues and I to look at how universal basic income affected how people coped with a severe shock."
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What is business analytics?
Why is data such an integral part of how businesses operate? Because numbers don't lie, says Dimitris Bertsimas.
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Women, people of color disproportionately affected by economic impacts of pandemic
“The most important thing to do is to get money in the hands of the most vulnerable people."
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The upside of a flexible work week
“When employees have a sense of choice and control over when, how, and where they do their work, it's really valuable for their well-being."
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Mass. political experts weigh in on what's next after election 2020
“We're going to figure out how to work toward and continue to lean in towards justice.”
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A Biden win and Republican Senate is the 'best of both worlds' for the markets: Former president of Fidelity Investments
Senior Lecturer Robert Pozen joins BNN Bloomberg to provide his market outlook amid the uncertain 2020 presidential election result.