Esther Duflo's research on the effectiveness of antipoverty programs has reshaped our understanding of development economics from "summary" of The Worldly Philosophers by Robert L. Heilbroner
Esther Duflo's research has made a significant impact on the field of development economics. Through her studies on antipoverty programs, she has challenged conventional wisdom and reshaped our understanding of how to effectively address poverty. Duflo's work has brought a new level of rigor and evidence-based analysis to the study of development economics, highlighting the importance of empirical research in shaping policy decisions. By focusing on the effectiveness of specific antipoverty interventions, Duflo has provided valuable insights into what works and what doesn't in the fight against poverty. Her research has emphasized the need for careful evaluation and experimentation to determine the most impactful strategies fo...
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