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Black-Scholes at 50: how a pricing model for options changed finance
The 1973 paper by Fischer Black and Myron Scholes provided the first widely-used model for calculating the theoretical value of options.
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Why is Europe's economy falling short?
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As chair of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell faced several concussive events.
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Researchers affiliated with the MIT Climate Policy Center explore a number of topics related to the intersection of climate policy and trade.
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A carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM) is a policy that charges a fee for imported goods based on how much climate pollution was created making them.