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Raj Chetty on Teachers, Social Mobility, and How to Find Answers to Big Questions
May 24, 2017
Economics professor Raj Chetty discusses social mobility, value of kindergarten teachers, why corporations pay dividends, and his love for Piano Guys. He reflects on his personal journey, upbringing in India, and innovative research approach. The conversation also touches on underrated US state, okra's role in success, and factors affecting social mobility in the US.
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- Early educational experiences shape individuals' success, with kindergarten teachers playing a crucial role in developing non-cognitive skills.
- Geographic location significantly influences social mobility, with integrated communities in states like Utah and Iowa fostering upward mobility.
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Cultural Influences on Raj Chetty: Early Life in India and Family Legacy
Raj Chetty shares personal insights into his family's background in India, from the roots of the Chetty business caste in Tamil Nadu to his parents' educational opportunities, which shaped his interest in economic mobility research.
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