
Rafael Proença
@externalidades
Brazilian, Research Fellow at @open_phil, Public Policy PhD student at @Harvard. Development econ, philanthropy, ai, effective altruism
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13-11-2010 15:42:00
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By recognizing work on randomized controlled trials in development economics, Yao Yang of Peking University believes the The Nobel Prize has once again overlooked the most obvious and consequential development story of the past half-century: China bit.ly/32yTIfT






Which public policies have the biggest bang for the buck? Nathaniel Hendren (Harvard University, Opportunity Insights) and Ben Sprung-Keyser (Harvard University) on a unified welfare analysis of government policies: youtu.be/qtl6RvuFlWs


Today, Ben Sprung-Keyser and I launched Policy Impacts. Policy Impacts promotes and supports the use of the Marginal Value of Public Funds (MVPF), a methodology for comparing the cost effectiveness of a wide range of public policies. [1/8]

Join us for the Policy Impacts conference, tomorrow (Aug 12) from 1PM-5PM ET. The conference will feature presentations from Hilary Hoynes, Lawrence Katz, @elisajacome, Josh Angrist, Christopher Walters, and Amy Finkelstein. Schedule and registration are available here: policyimpacts.org/events/35/poli…



From Departamento de Economia PUC-Rio and UBC Economics, a great JMP on economic development and economic history looking at the role of railways to foster technology adoption and industrialization in Brazil early to mid 20th century by Pedro Américo


Come work with me at Open Philanthropy! We are looking for a Lead Researcher to manage researchers on the cause prioritization team -- help us find the best program areas to spend hundreds of millions in the next several years! jobs.ashbyhq.com/openphilanthro…

This from Carla_Zoe_C has aged very well. forum.effectivealtruism.org/posts/DxfpGi9h…

