I was told that selectively coupling students to create the Kwisatz Haderach would not look good on my promotion file, but I chose to ignore that advice.

Yes, I wonder if she knows about the game.

It's the only guilty videogame pleasure I allow myself.

The program is fully funded, offers rigorous economics training with BU Econ, and features faculty in IO, health, labor, innovation, and applied micro. Located in Boston's rich research ecosystem.

Curriculum:
www.bu.edu/questrom/phd...

Q&A:
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P.S.: My fantastic co-author Zhichun Wang is on the economics job market this year with super interesting work on the expansion and dynamic equilibrium effects of institutional landlords.

sites.google.com/view/zhichun...

Mandated disclosure helps society learn from failure, but it can also make firms wait to learn from one another.

Transparency improves information flow, but too much of it can cause innovation to stall.

Firms began taking longer to complete trials and waited to start new ones, especially when competitors’ results were about to be released.

They also reduced the number of trial sites by about half, becoming more cautious as other firms' data became public.

Kandinsky in the far right is a good guess.