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S7 Ep23: What should business schools teach about the climate crisis?

EPISODE · May 15, 2024 · 47 MIN

S7 Ep23: What should business schools teach about the climate crisis?

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If economics and finance are the key to creating a sustainable way to live, what is the role of business schools in training the people who will make that happen? Alissa and Tim talk to Peter Tufano of Harvard Business about how they should be taking the lead in teaching the tools of climate finance. They also discuss his research into what the public thinks the role of business in society should be – and how that has diverged from what business schools teach.

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