Killian Huber

Join Killian Huber, a University of Chicago economics professor, Silke-Maria Weineck from the University of Michigan, and Sophie Calder-Wang from Wharton as they explore the hefty economic toll of discrimination. They discuss shocking historical parallels, such as the impact of Jewish exclusion in Nazi Germany on corporate performance. The conversation also delves into the effectiveness of diversity mandates and the challenges of achieving true equity in workplaces, offering intriguing insights into how discrimination shapes economies today.

Killian Huber, an economics professor at the University of Chicago, discusses the economic costs of discrimination, drawing parallels with historical events like Nazi Germany. Sophie Calder Wang from Wharton highlights how diversity can boost team performance, but also questions the effectiveness of diversity mandates. Zilka Maria Weinek, from the University of Michigan, explores the intersection of sports, race, and industry in Detroit, emphasizing the socio-economic implications of discrimination and the need for genuine inclusivity.