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エスター・デュフロ: 貧困に立ち向かう社会的実験

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貧困の軽減を目指すには科学以上に手探りな面が見られます。援助がもたらす影響に関するデータ不足は、援助の提供の仕方について疑問を掲げます。しかし、クラークメダル受賞者であるエスター・デュフロは解決策をランダム化試験で試す事で、どのような発展努力がうまくいくのか否かがわかると言います。

Esther Duflo takes economics out of the lab and into the field to discover the causes of poverty and means to eradicate it. Full bio »

Translated into Japanese by Takako Sato
Reviewed by Taro Yoda
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