To Keep Students Focused, Try Paying Their Parents
A study of subsidized training programs and incentives explored who should be included.
To Keep Students Focused, Try Paying Their ParentsAn American Economic Association survey, which drew 9,000 responses from current and former members, indicates there is widespread discrimination in the profession. Among the findings: nearly half of women reported having been discriminated against on the basis of sex, compared to 3 percent of men. Chicago Booth’s Marianne Bertrand headed a committee that oversaw the survey, which was administered by the National Opinion Research Center at the University of Chicago. Here is a selection of the responses.
A study of subsidized training programs and incentives explored who should be included.
To Keep Students Focused, Try Paying Their ParentsThe decisions of companies, governments, and educators will help to shape the ultimate outcomes of the A.I. revolution.
A.I. Is Going to Disrupt the Labor Market. It Doesn’t Have to Destroy It.When prices are rising in the 3–4 percent range, savvy shoppers can exploit the power of competition among retailers.
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