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View all search resultsEsther-Duflo
Opinion 6 years ago
Nobel Prize: SD Inpres, poverty research in Indonesia and women in economics
The echoes of the Nobel Prize winners especially resonated strongly in Indonesia as locals were proud to learn that Esther Duflo, a 46-year-old mother of two, contributed to research on poverty in Indonesia, apart from other countries from Morocco to India. Duflo also studied the effects of massive primary school development in Indonesia under the Soeharto presidency between 1973 and 1978, famously known as “SD Inpres”, on education and wages.
