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James Heckman, an American economist who won the Nobel Prize at the beginning of this century and an expert in the economics of human development, will speak this Tuesday in Buenos Aires as a panelist at the event organized by Libertad y Progreso and the CATO Institute, and in which It will seek to discuss what other elements need to be analyzed and implemented, beyond budgets, subsidies and money transfers, to achieve better development of the children so that, tomorrow, they can have a better integration into the economy.
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James Heckman, an American economist who won the Nobel Prize at the beginning of this century and an expert in the economics of human development, will speak this Tuesday in Buenos Aires as a panelist at the event organized by Libertad y Progreso and the CATO Institute, and in which It will seek to discuss what other elements need to be analyzed and implemented, beyond budgets, subsidies and money transfers, to achieve better development of the children so that, tomorrow, they can have a better integration into the economy.
James Heckman, premio Nobel de economía: “Argentina tiene muchos problemas, pero todavía veo una oportunidad”
Especializado en economía del desarrollo humano, aseguró a Infobae que el hogar y la escuela son más importantes que el gasto para combatir la pobreza infantil y la desigualdad. Participará este martes de un foro organizado por la Fundación Libertad y Progreso y el CATO Institute
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