Student discussion with Angus Deaton, prize in economic sciences 2015

Deaton’s student Q&A links rigorous measurement to real-world development and inequality questions.

expertcausal inferencedevelopment economicshealth outcomeshousehold datainequality dynamicspoverty measurementAngus Deaton

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