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Tuck Executive Education programs are personal, connected, and—above all—transformative. Participants leave our immersive programs changed: ready to make a real difference at their organizations and equipped with the wisdom to better the world of business.
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Tuck Executive Education program participants come from a variety of industries and geographies to cultivate advanced bu…
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Professor Blanchard is an economist whose research looks at the implications of globalization. Her work revolves primarily around two broad questions impacting business leaders: 1) How can education policy be used to facilitate increased trade so that workers may share in the aggregate gains from globalization? And 2) How are trade agreements evolving in response to global supply chains and foreign direct investment?
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