In 1970, the Nobel Prize–winning economist Milton Friedman wrote a landmark op-ed for The New York Times on the role companies should play in society. Fifty years later, his views continue to spark lively debates among professionals across industries.
Chicago Booth’s new event series, the Future of Capitalism, brings together our renowned faculty with other leading experts from a wide range of fields to discuss and debate corporate social responsibility and the way capitalism continues to evolve around the world.
Nobel laureate Lars Peter Hansen discussed how to think about climate policy amidst so much uncertainty, both in markets and in economic models. The conversation was moderated by Jeff Currie, PhD ’96.
There Is More to Uncertainty Than Risk: Implications for Markets and Policy
