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What Harvard Law profs are reading this summer - Harvard Law School

What Harvard Law profs are reading this summer - Harvard Law School
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Amid confusion over what ESG means in practice, here's the key question

Amid confusion over what ESG means in practice, here's the key question
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Board burnout is a 'recipe for disaster.' Here's how to stop it

Companies, chairs, and directors themselves can all take action to prevent board burnout.

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Roberto Tallarita named an assistant professor of law at Harvard - Harvard Law School

Roberto Tallarita named an assistant professor of law at Harvard - Harvard Law School
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Top economist says 'net zero' means higher interest rates

p>Politicians and climate activists portray net zero climate policies as a win–win: good for the planet, good for the economy. A recent example is “Mission Zero,” a supposedly independent review of Britain’s net zero target led by the former minister who signed net zero into law. “Net zero is the economic opportunity of the 21st century,” it breathlessly proclaims. “We must act decisively to seize the opportunities in a global race.” Economics isn’t about races or moon shots but about comparative advantage and allocative efficiency. Nonetheless, the message we’re given is that the faster an economy decarbonizes, the wealthier it becomes. Through green alchemy, costs are transmuted into benefits.

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