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Economics and Global Commerce

Trade Wars: How Tariffs Hit Prices Differently in Canada

Tariffs imposed by Canada on US imports raised prices of affected products, but the impact was gradual and temporary, according to research by Alberto Cavallo.
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Featuring Alberto F. Cavallo. By Ana Elena Azpúrua on

Strategy and Innovation

With Science Funding Cuts, US Risks Future Talent Drought

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Featuring Raffaella Sadun. By Avery Forman on

Regulation and Compliance

Where Senators Sit Can Shape How They Vote

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Featuring Lauren H. Cohen. By Ana Elena Azpúrua on

Leadership

Why the Best Strategies Don’t Try to Win Everywhere

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Featuring Nitin Nohria. By Nitin Nohria on

Economics and Global Commerce

As the US Runs the AI Race, China Plays a Different Game

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Featuring Meg Rithmire. By Avery Forman on

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Psychology and Behavior

How AI Chatbots Try to Keep You From Walking Away

Chatbots try to prevent users from disengaging, says research by Julian De Freitas. Here are six tactics AI applies to keep conversations going.
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