15 minutes • Episode 1

Podcast: Transforming Growth Series

An Introduction to STEG - Doug Gollin & Joe Kaboski

01 April 2021

The Transforming Growth series, narrated by Tim Phillips, investigates some of the most important new research in structural transformation, growth and economic development.

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Tim Phillips

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In this first episode of five, Tim talks to Doug Gollin (CEPR & University of Oxford) & Joe Kaboski (CEPR & University of Notre Dame), the academic leads of the Structural Transformation & Economic Growth (STEG) programme, about what structural transformation is and the need for this programme.

An Introduction to STEG - Doug Gollin & Joe Kaboski

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