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...trade barriers on what businesses foreign banks can go into inside China. And there are no derivatives markets. In an Oct. 21 speech in New York to a U.S.-Chinese business group, Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson all but pleaded with his counterparts in Beijing not to learn the wrong lessons from "the mistakes we have made," and to continue liberalizing their financial system...
...stop the increase in the concentration of carbon in the atmosphere. These students had training in science, technology, mathematics and economics at one of the best schools in the world - they are probably a lot smarter than you or me. Yet 84% of Sterman's subjects got the question wrong, greatly underestimating the degree to which greenhouse gas emissions need to fall. When the MIT kids can't figure out climate change, what are the odds that the broader public will...
...story.“The kids love him, he’s one of the top five most sincerely humble guys on the team,” Harvard coach Tim Murphy said after the win against Princeton. “Schultzy, correct me if I’m wrong, but every time you see him you just want to hug him.”“I don’t even know what to say to that, I guess I’m just cuddly,” Hanson responds.On the field, a Hulk-like transformation occurs. Hanson...
...Harvard women’s soccer team started the year off on the wrong foot. The squad traveled to the West Coast only to return with two losses, giving up four goals and failing to score once. Over the course of the next six matches, the Crimson responded, going undefeated to improve its record to 3-2-3. But during these six games, the team’s offensive performance remained stagnant, producing only seven goals on the offensive end. This alarming trend hurt Harvard as it began its Ivy season traveling to Philadelphia, where the Penn women thumped...
...expert on artificial intelligence, Grosz explained how systems should decide when to interrupt their users. She cited first responders as computer users who, because of the critical nature of their jobs, need computers to know when to interrupt them with important information. “Interrupting at the wrong time is costly but not interrupting at the right time is also costly,” she said. Scott D. Kominers ’09, a Mathematics concentrator and self-described economics enthusiast, said that Grosz’ studies are useful in many disciplines. “Having computers is helpful...