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Duplo ester; Researcher of the roots of poverty ▫ October 25 is the birthday of Esther Duplo, a French-American economist and one of the well-known figures in development economics. An important part of his work deals with the question of which policies actually work to reduce poverty and why. ▫ Using field evidence, Duplo approached issues such as education, health and economic decisions of households and tried to reduce the gap between economic research and policy making. In 2019, together with his wife Abjit Banerjee and Michael Kramer, he won the Nobel Prize in Economics for his experimental approach to reducing global poverty. An approach that emphasizes testing solutions and measuring their actual results instead of providing general versions. The link of this program is in the mechanism.

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Duplo ester; Researcher of the roots of poverty ▫ October 25 is the birthday of Esther Duplo, a French-American economist and one of the well-known figures in development economics. An important part of his work deals with the question of which policies actually work to reduce poverty and why. ▫ Using field evidence, Duplo approached issues such as education, health and economic decisions of households and tried to reduce the gap between economic research and policy making. In 2019, together with his wife Abjit Banerjee and Michael Kramer, he won the Nobel Prize in Economics for his experimental approach to reducing global poverty. An approach that emphasizes testing solutions and measuring their actual results instead of providing general versions. The link of this program is in the mechanism.

Duplo ester; Researcher of the roots of poverty ▫ October 25 is the birthday of Esther Duplo, a French-American economist and one of the well-known figures in development economics. An important part of his work deals with the question of which policies actually work to reduce poverty and why. ▫ Using field evidence, Duplo approached issues such as education, health and economic decisions of households and tried to reduce the gap between economic research and policy making. In 2019, together with his wife Abjit Banerjee and Michael Kramer, he won the Nobel Prize in Economics for his experimental approach to reducing global poverty. An approach that emphasizes testing solutions and measuring their actual results instead of providing general versions. The link of this program is in the mechanism.

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