The Soil Health Institute (SHI), a non-profit organization aiming to safeguard and enhance the vitality and productivity of soils, will release a comprehensive report on the Economics of Soil Health on 100 Farms in a webinar on September 30 at 12 p.m. Eastern Time.
Bloomberg - Are you a robot?
Economics and Politics: The US Economic System
In 1776, the Scottish economist Adam Smith articulated ideas about free market economics in his seminal book, The Wealth of Nations .
To better understand the idea of laissez-faire economics, it's helpful to examine a basic supply and demand graph.
There's Something Fishy Going On With This Home Economics Promo - E! Online
Somebody call Dancing With the Stars , because they may have themselves a whole new cast of pros.
According to a new promo for Home Economics , exclusive to E! News, the cast of the ABC comedy is, like, really good at dancing. Sure, their initial moves are pretty standard, but then they break out some hip hop skills that might even manage to impress Len Goodman.
Libby Lecture in Natural Resource Policy to focus on water quality, economics
Kling's talk, "Improving Water Quality: Are Economics and the Environment Always at Odds?" will describe trends in water quality and the benefits and costs of regulations associated with the Clean Water Act.
Kling is the Tisch University Professor in the Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management and the faculty director at the Atkinson Center for a Sustainable Future at Cornell University.
Doughnut Economics - from a radical idea to transformative action (Wednesday, 6th October 2021) •
The Global Women’s Leadership Programme at Bayes Business School (formerly Cass) is delighted to welcome Carlota Sanz, co-founder of the Doughnut Economics Action Lab (DEAL), to discuss the radical concept of Doughnut Economics.
Sanz works with changemakers worldwide to turn these ideas into transformative action. Join us to learn about this drive for regenerative and distributive economies for the 21st century, and what this could mean for women across the world.
AI: The economics of artificial intelligence | Opinion | EL PAÍS in English
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The brain is a generator of automatisms, which allow us to do things even though we can't explain how we do them.
Artificial intelligence started like this, giving instructions to the computer. To translate a document, a model was designed that replicated the grammar of the language. To play chess, a program was designed that replicated the rules of the game.
Partha Dasgupta on the Economics of Biodiversity
Listen to the brightest minds in the field of economics and development discuss their latest research and deconstruct global economic trends.
Partha Dasgupta's study on biodiversity shows much of the growth in the past 70 years has been at the expense of our natural assets. (photo: UK Treasury)
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