18 June 2019
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Glenn Loury (Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs, Brown University) and Laurence Kotlikoff (Boston University, kotlikoff.net)
- Does nationalism have a place in America’s global trade strategy? . 00:04
- Larry: To compete with China, invest in education . 10:23
- Why test scores aren’t everything . 20:33
- Affirmative action: for how long, and why race? . 30:55
- Larry: Working with remedial students is part of teaching at every level . 41:43
- Glenn: Affirmative action undermines black students’ dignity . 49:06
- The success story of women in economics departments . 1:07:08
- Affirmative action as a transitional policy . 1:14:03
- Are Harvard’s personality admissions criteria racist? . 1:26:54
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Recorded:Oct 19
Posted:Oct 30, 2018
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