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Quoted: Joseph DiGrazia on Social Media and Polling Methods

2/22/2016
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“They’re often predictive, because they measure interest in a candidate, and interest is often correlated with support. These things are often predictive of election outcomes. But at the same time you can have situations where they will lead you astray,” says Joseph DiGrazia, a William H. Neukom 1964 Fellow at Dartmouth, in a TIME magazine story about what social media can reveal about the political landscape.

 

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‘On Thin Ice’: World About to Pass Critical Temperature Threshold, UN Warns

3/22/2023
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A story about how the U.N. estimates that the world is on track to pass a critical temperature threshold by the early 2030s mentions a study by Christopher Callahan, Guarini ’23, on the economic impacts of greenhouse gas emissions.
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It’s a very delicate balance. If we’re in a situation where the Fed can’t make sure prices are stable because it’s too worried about the stability of the banking system, that would be a very unfortunate situation.

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