Rotman
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Deconstructing global inequality
Countries have different ways of deciding where they want to position themselves on the continuum between equity and efficiency says Peter Pauly, vice-dean (Academic)Professor of Business Economics and a research associate at the Institute for International Business at the Rotman School of Management
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Microeconomist Angus Deaton talks about Inequality and rent-seeking
Angus Deaton, a leading microeconomist explains why progress is an engine of inequality, and the relationship between health and income inequality
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India: From poverty to empowerment
Anu Madgavkar, the McKinsey Global Institute fellow discusses her team's efforts to move India from poverty to empowerment.
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Effects of computerization on workers
David Autor, a MIT professor and labour market expert describes the differing effects of computerization on low-skill, medium-skill and knowledge workers
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Metacognition and the utility of Self-awareness
Steve Fleming, the neuroscientist and Psychology Today columnist defines metacognition and the utility of self-awareness
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How to Multiply Talent
Leadership expert Liz Wiseman explains the differences between 'Multipliers' and 'Diminishers', and how to amplify the intelligence of the people around you
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Influx of fast food into India may have an effect beyond the waistline
Our associations with fast food can induce greater impatience
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Measure for Measure: When Quantitative Meets Qualitative
Leadership, collaboration and trust are soft measures that translate into 'hard' results
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What the Priceless campaign can teach other organizations?
An Insider Milos Vranesevic's Take on an Iconic Campaign: Priceless
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Are You Optimally Distinctive?
Geoffrey Leonardelli an associate professor of Organizational Behaviour and HR Management speaks on Optimal Distinctiveness
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Psychological Issues at Mid-Career
The real questions concern not what job but what kind of life we want next