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Professor of Government Michael J. Hiscox has found that the market may not be as cold-hearted as economic theory would suggest. In a study conducted between June and November 2005, Hiscox discovered that consumers were willing to pay more for products that were labelled “fair trade...
—Staff writer Nicholas M. Ciarelli can be reached at ciarelli@fas.harvard.edu.
For now, subsidies are a must. Even with higher oil and energy prices, the cost of generating electricity from the sun remains at least three times more expensive than prices that homeowners normally pay their local electric utility. So long as that is the case, it's hard to see...
India is touted as “a land for all seasons,” but next week the country will play host to University President Lawrence H. Summers. The trip will not exactly be spring break for the president, who will represent the University abroad in meetings with academic...
The backroom wrangling about the wording of the Security Council statement will intensify next Monday when Undersecretary of State Nicholas Burns and his counterparts from the other Permanent Members of the Security Council plus Germany convene in Manhattan. As she did with Lavrov, Rice is expected to weigh in with...