MIT economist: successfully restarting our economy depends on our trust in the government, quality of our health care, and ability to monitor those infected.
MIT AI researcher and roboticist, and Harvard public health researcher: how computation will solve the problem on how to return to safely congregating during COVID.
CNBC Work Livestream - Leadership and Management Amid Crisis - submit questions and agenda included.
Views on the interactions between containment measures and economic activity, and the need for investment to support the medical response to the health emergency.
Doctors and epidemiologists voices warned against prematurely lifting stringent social regulations to combat the novel coronavirus, now 44 economists weigh in.
MIT economist Tom Kochan on the 3.3 million unemployment claims - an increase of 3 million from the week before, and why it could worsen depending on COVID-19.
The jobs cuts from American businesses and industries, like airlines and cruise lines, could add 5 million to 6 million people to the unemployment line in March.
Big companies spending more on capital, less on workers are gaining market share. Smaller firms spending more on workers, less on capital are losing market share.
To address the anxiety of American workers being replaced by technology, MIT explored the legacy of tech in the American workplace to understand what lies ahead.
"Should we embrace technology in our workplace or fear it" sparked a discussion about technological change and the impact on jobs, productivity and the economy.