Published Apr 9, 2015
Jeffrey Sachs on Charter Cities and How to Reform Graduate Economics Education | Convos with Tyler
Economist Jeffrey Sachs delves into innovative educational and urban development strategies, emphasizing practical problem-solving skills and interdisciplinary approaches in economics. He critiques charter cities, examines robotics' impact on job markets, and provides insights into global economic challenges, including China's strategy and the resource curse.
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