Our Topical Economics Programme (TEP) event in March 2019, ‘Mind the Gap! The Economics of Diversity’ coincided with International Women’s day. We discussed the different types of diversity gaps, asked how prevalent they are and how costly they are for individuals, companies and economies, particularly in terms of what they cost to innovation and decision making.
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