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Booker is working with corporate partners to create a win-win situation.

Harvard Business School Professor Michael Porter asks himself ‘What are the puzzles that really need solving?’

Allocating our talents efficiently.

It’s not the money, it’s the ideas, says Michael Porter.

Michael Porter on why he’s confident the U.S. can improve its healthcare system.

We lack a workforce that is up to our economic challenges.

What the EU has done with Eastern European countries far exceeds what the US has done with Latin America.

We are still respected but have damaged our respect through our policies.

Poverty is the groundwork for major ideological aberrations.

We live in an era that can eliminate poverty quickly.

Improving the lives of others in your community.

Businesses, not government, have the ultimate power to create social good.

Finding the five forces in a morass.

Porter details his particular areas of expertise and his perspectives on economics.

Porter speaks of how Depression-era values influenced him.

Lessons from the baseball field.

The courtyard at the Whitney Museum of American Art becomes a home to the Castor Canadensis and Haliaeetus leucocephalus.

This year it’s about “lessness” and “modesty.”

Dollar, on the misunderstandings that get in the way.

Why can’t we all cut our energy use in half?

Dollar talks about making globalization more equitable.

Does free trade hurt the developed world’s middle class?

Global inequality and global warming need to be addressed, Dollar says.

Dollar sees improvements as a sign of good things to come.

China’s prospects in the next decade are very good, Dollar says.

China’s foreign aid, Dollar says, is no different from anyone

Dollar talks about China’s rising profile on the African continent.

What route will China’s political evolution take?

Dollar knows it can.

In the last thirty years, people’s lives have become more open and comfortable.