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10 lectures, interviews and podcast episodes about impact evaluation, recommended by Nobel Prize - Economic Sciences, Hoover Institution, Freakonomics. The most-recommended is “Prize Lecture: Esther Duflo, Prize in Economic Sciences 2019”.

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35 min

Prize Lecture: Esther Duflo, Prize in Economic Sciences 2019

Nobel Prize · 2019
via Nobel Prize - Economic Sciences
40 min

Announcement of the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel 2019

Nobel Prize · 2019
via Nobel Prize - Economic Sciences
8 min

First Reactions | Esther Duflo, Prize in Economic Sciences 2019 | Telephone interview

Nobel Prize · 2019
via Nobel Prize - Economic Sciences
12 min

Interview with Esther Duflo and Abhijit Banerjee, Prize in Economic Sciences 2019

Nobel Prize · 2020
via Nobel Prize - Economic Sciences
20 min

Esther Duflo, Prize in Economic Sciences 2019: Official interview

Nobel Prize · 2020
via Nobel Prize - Economic Sciences
4 min

First reactions | Michael Kremer, prize in economic sciences 2019 | Telephone interview

Nobel Prize · 2019
via Nobel Prize - Economic Sciences
37 min

How Flexible Jobs Can Help Women: A Conversation with Suhani Jalota | Economics, Applied

Hoover Institution · 2023
via Hoover Institution
7 min

Interview about the 2019 Prize in Economic Sciences "This research could reduce global poverty."

Nobel Prize · 2019
via Nobel Prize - Economic Sciences
50 min

Reimagining A Global Impact Model: Sean Cairncross (Millennium Challenge Corp) And Condoleezza Rice

Hoover Institution · 2020
via Hoover Institution
57 min

127. Rajiv Shah Never Wastes a Crisis | People I (Mostly) Admire

Freakonomics Radio Network · 2024
via Freakonomics
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