Events

  • Training in the Age of AI: A Theory of Career Viability

    • Academic Research Seminars
    • Hybrid

    In this Academic Research Seminar, Luis Garicano will present his paper "Training in the Age of AI: A Theory of Career Viability." Speaker: Luis Garicano, Professor of Public Policy, London School of Economics Authors: Luis Garicano & Luis Rayo Paper Abstract: Across the economy, juniors pay for training by doing menial tasks. Al now performs an increasing […]

    Growth Versus Development: The Peruvian Example

    Wexner W-330
    • Development Talks
    • Hybrid

    Despite significant political volatility and external shocks Peru has been able to maintain remarkable macroeconomic stability. At the same time, enormous deficiencies remain regarding access to basic services, inclusion, and social and political development. What explains the discordance between Peru’s macroeconomic success and the country’s failure in terms of development? What might be an inclusive […]

    Ecuador: Economic Reactivation at the Global Crossroads and the New Commercial Era

    Wexner W-330
    • Development Talks
    • Hybrid

    After a decade of stagnation, Ecuador finds itself at a critical yet promising moment to revitalize its economy. With its recent return to international markets and progress in strategic trade negotiations — such as those with the United States — the country has the opportunity to launch a new stage of economic and productive development. […]

    The Startup State: What Drives Economies That Innovate

    Allison Dining Room - Taubman 5th Floor
    • Development Talks
    • Hybrid

    What does entrepreneurship really mean, and why does it matter? America has a unique entrepreneurial edge. Its innovation engine, shaped by culture, markets, and policy has powered some of the world’s most transformative Ideas.  What makes it different, and why does it continue to matter today? Join us for a conversation with Howard Wolk (MC/MPA […]

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