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Market-Powered Change
What is the role of the market in addressing social change? Bruce Usher, adjunct professor of finance and economics, says the market is an effective tool for changing behavior.
The Challenge of Scaling Growth
What is the biggest challenge facing social entrepreneurs? Professor Ray Horton says it is scalability. Read more.
Tour Report: The View from China
Incoming members of the class of 2011 have organized a trip around the globe to connect with local admits and alumni this summer. Read more about their travels.
Blending Cultural Identity with Social Entrepreneurship
How do you create a sustainable business while incorporating contrasting cultural identities as part of the organization?
The Cost of Health Care Reform
Will the cost of overhauling the health care system take an undue toll on small businesses? Professor Rita McGrath says that could be the case.
The Growth Illusion
The prices of imported goods may be responding to changes in the exchange rate more than it seems, according to new research from Emi Nakamura and Jon Steinsson. How does this affect the GDP?
The Entrepreneurial MBA
Having an MBA is not a prerequisite to becoming an entrepreneur nor does it guarantee success. What it does do is remove some of the uncertainty in the business landscape by teaching the vocabulary and components of business.
How Closing Car Dealerships Will Help the Auto Industry
The closing of thousands of car dealerships underscores just how over-extended the U.S. system has become. My research shows that an inefficient distribution network may have been a factor.
Tour Report: Iran Demystified
Incoming members of the class of 2011 have organized a trip around the globe to connect with local admits and alumni this summer. Read more about their travels.