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The divide between winners and losers from globalisation does not run only between sectors anymore. Increasingly, both winners and losers can also be found within sectors.
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Since teachers are harder on each other than any principal, he says, having them review each other’s teaching practice, assignments, exams and lesson plans would result in evaluations that “weed out the incompetent while preserving the basic idea of tenur
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The story of Deep Brain Stimulation actually holds some important lessons about how innovation frequently takes place–and why it’s not all that dependent on a non-universal, private health care system like the one we have in the United States.
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“I think the economics department likes fairly expensive cars,” Stilgoe says. “They are interested in things that demonstrate financial value.”
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Dani Rodrik’s new book, One Economics, Many Recipes: Globalization, Institutions and Economic Growth ( Powells, Amazon ) is a major contribution to debates on globalization, economic development and free trade.
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