Summary: <p>Gary Loveman used to be an economics professor at Harvard Business School. He studied things like the development of the private sector in Poland.<br><br>Now he runs Ceasars Entertainment Corporation, a giant gambling company. But he still thinks like an academic. He likes to say there are three things that can get you fired from Caesars: Stealing, sexual harassment and running an experiment without a control group.<br><br>On today's show, he tells us how he got from Harvard to Caesars, and explains the surprising results of some of his real-world experiments.</p>
