Capitalisn’t: How Big Law Firms Shape Capitalism
Journalist David Enrich joins the podcast to discuss the influence of “Big Law.”
Capitalisn’t: How Big Law Firms Shape CapitalismHow to grow demand for bike-sharing
Cities could significantly increase ridership without the need to spend more on bikes or docking points.
Creating a larger number of smaller docking stations could increase bike-sharing by up to 30 percent.
Ashish Kabra, Elena Belavina, and Karan Girotra, “Bike-Share Systems: Accessibility and Availability,” Working paper, January 2015.
Journalist David Enrich joins the podcast to discuss the influence of “Big Law.”
Capitalisn’t: How Big Law Firms Shape CapitalismMIT’s Daron Acemoğlu joins hosts Bethany McLean and Luigi Zingales to discuss the key challenges of ensuring that new technology creates broadly shared benefits.
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