Climate change is a global problem, so it can’t be solved by a limited number of countries acting alone. But can we develop and enforce global rules? In this episode, we hear from Chicago Booth’s Christian Leuz, an accounting professor who advocates for companies to report their carbon emissions. This is our second podcast with Leuz about emissions reporting and climate change. We released the first in March under the title, “Could reporting carbon emissions help cut them?”
David Brooks on how to make others feel valued
How to fix a toxic working culture
Can India’s economy break the mold?
Do you really get more conservative as you age?
How low productivity cost you $25,000
Is Elon Musk a modern-day Odysseus?
Could reporting carbon emissions help cut them?
Why are workers so disengaged?
What’s wrong with charity?
Would you call out a microaggression?
An economist debunks “Gone with the Wind”
When will the Fed start cutting interest rates?
Is it fair to charge people different prices?
Why AI may be your best strategist
How should you deliver negative feedback?
Would you call out a workplace bully?
A Nobel laureate on the limits of evidence-based policy
Challenge your assumptions, and embrace ambiguity
Why a soft landing is so hard
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