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Development Dialogues: Who will pay for the global energy transition?

Max Bearak, Anant Sudarshan and Jessica Seddon examine one of the most complex challenges in global development: how can the clean energy transition move forward both quickly and equitably, particularly for low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) still grappling with poverty?

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Season 2

Mushfiq Mobarak takes part in the discussion at the 32nd Kuznets Memorial Lecture.

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Kanika Mahajan and Farzana Afridi

Christopher Udry, Robert E. and Emily King Professor of Economics at Northwestern University and Co-Director of the Global Poverty Research Lab, and Francis Annan, Assistant Professor of Economics at the University of California, Berkeley.

Conversations with Pramod Varma, Alix Zwane, and Rohini Pande

Kelsey Jack presenting at the Yale Climate, Environment & Economic Growth Conference 2023. — Photo by Julia Luckett

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Season 1

Eliana La Ferrara, Samuel Moyn, and Rohini Pande on addressing hidden barriers to progress — Photo by Zahrah Abdulrauf

Gerald Jaynes

Orazio Attanasio (left) and Costas Meghir (right) in the Yale Broadcast Studio. — Photo by Zahrah Abdulrauf

Kevin Donovan

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Lauren Falcao Bergquist — Photo by Dan Renzetti

Prof. Penny Goldberg — Photo by JuliaLuckett

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Virtual panel discussions applying lessons from history and economics to help address pressing policy problems in low- and middle-income countries.

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