<p>My guest today is John Van Reenen. John is a Professor of Economics at the London School of Economics. His research focuses on the causes and consequences of innovation and he is the author of the book Investing for Prosperity. More recently, he has worked on the measurement of management practices and their impact on productivity.</p>

My guest today is John Van Reenen. John is a Professor of Economics at the London School of Economics. His research focuses on the causes and consequences of innovation and he is the author of the book Investing for Prosperity. More recently, he has worked on the measurement of management practices and their impact on productivity.

#25: The Lost Einsteins, fostering innovation and management practices | John Van Reenen

The Coronavirus is the pandemic of the century, and will change the world as we know it. Bringing with it the largest economic shock to the global economy since WWII, it will dramatically change our economic structures and institutions. State intervention has been regarded as inevitable, and key aspects of our globalized world have quickly disappeared: borders are back, supply chains are frozen. We introduce you a series of conversations with the world's best social scientists.

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#25: The Lost Einsteins, fostering innovation and management practices | John Van Reenen

#25: The Lost Einsteins, fostering innovation and management practices | John Van Reenen