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“Keep thinking, don’t accept easy answers.” 2019 laureates Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Duflo were awarded the economic sciences prize for developing new approaches to alleviate global poverty. Listen to their best advice for students in the field.

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"don’t accept easy answers" is not science at all. Science should be testable, not complex.

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Loved their book on "Poor Economics" an eye-opener and one of the most intense and insightful reads. Brilliant!

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Terrible economists: no hands-on experience running business or townships, I pity the souls following any of their precepts.

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