Jeffrey Sachs on Charter Cities and How to Reform Graduate Economics Education | Convos with Tyler

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Jeffrey Sachs and Tyler Cowen discuss the resource curse, why Russia failed and Poland succeeded, charter cities, Sach's China optimism, JFK, Paul Rosenstein-Rodan, whether Africa will be able to overcome the middle income trap, Paul Krugman, Sach's favorite novel, premature deindustrialization, and how to reform graduate economics education.
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@sorenwintherlundbys 9 лет назад

What a great interview. So much to go for: "Poland", "catch up economies", the dispute with Paul Krugman, you name it. Jefferey Sachs is one of the most interesting voices in the age of sustainable development. We ought to make a global movement based on his insights.

@dizzyspell 9 лет назад

Amazing talk. The final two minutes, on how economics should mostly be practiced in connection with real world problems, are ON POINT.

@EricMHowardII-yh1rn 3 месяца назад

What are charter cities ? Why do such places need reform ?

@rmiryala 9 лет назад

the sound is too low

@owenduijvendak8717 8 лет назад

His answer on robotics - migration was horrible. Might as well have just owned up and said he has yet to consider the implications of robotics on that field.

@user-mk4yr3xo7q Год назад

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@cuchulainkailen 9 лет назад

"...the vulnerable countries..." dependent on resources (income) will have a hard time. Response: uh... When the USD carry trade unwinds and the dollar implodes and eventually world reserves re-balances then it'll be a lot easier for them, all else being 'good'. Also, cultural changes like better education and a more decentralized govt. This will be the hard time for the U.S. No more dictating to the world.