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Counterintuitive Takeaways from an MIT Nobel Laureate...

Does more information in a market = a better functioning market? Sounds true – but not always, according to the latest work from MIT Nobel Laureate Bengt Holmström. After reviewing this blog post, Professor Holstrom had the following comments: I want to avoid the (commonly) mistaken impression that I’m saying financial market liquidity doesn’t require …

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$100,000 in Year 1 Revenue as Student Entrepreneurs &...

Starting a company is not easy. Business school is not cheap: $140,000 in tuition over 2 years, 2-4x that amount in foregone income. Plus, our classes and all those MBA social activities can take time away from the arduous task of company-building. Despite these challenges, there is enormous value in simultaneously pursuing an MBA & …

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