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  • Why Is Healthcare So Expensive?

    Yale’s Zack Cooper discusses new findings on what drives the high costs of healthcare and how to rein them in.

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  • What Is the Way Forward for Indonesia?

    Indonesia’s former trade minister on how the country can continue to grow its economy as commodity prices collapse.

    What Is the Way Forward for Indonesia?
  • How Are Hedge Funds Changing?

    Putnam Coes ’94 of Paulson & Co. says that starting a new fund is harder than ever.

  • Should We Put a Price on Water?

    Jim Matheson, CEO of Oasys Water, discusses the role for policy and innovation in avoiding a global freshwater crisis.

    Illustration of dried up lake with Toronto cityscape in the distance
  • Is Climate Change Too Big for Business?

    Frances Beinecke argues that climate change is too fundamental for business to solve without a framework set by public policy.

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  • Can Regional Integration Help Africa Realize Its Economic Potential?

    Ibrahim Mayaki, former prime minister of Niger and now head of the New Partnership for Africa's Development, on the organization's approach.

    Mayaki
  • What Does the Chinese Slowdown Mean for the World?

    Yale SOM’s Stephen Roach says that the world will need to adapt as China makes a much-needed transition.

    China
  • How Global Should India Be?

    Arvind Subramanian, chief economic adviser to the Indian government, on preserving the country’s stability and internal priorities while engaging with the world.

    India
  • Can a Hospital Be a Global Citizen?

    Dr. Michael Apkon ’02, president and CEO of Toronto’s Hospital for Sick Children, on his role and the hospital’s global approach.

  • Why Good Advice Is Often Bad

    According to research by Yale SOM’s Jason Dana and Daylian Cain, psychological factors make unbiased advice a more difficult task than it appears at first glance.