Michael Kremer

Michael Kremer, a Nobel laureate in economics known for his work on global poverty, discusses the intersection of economics and founding organizations. He highlights how experimental methods can innovate public health initiatives and reduce pharmaceutical costs via advanced market commitments. Kremer also examines deworming programs in Africa, the paradox of economic growth and productivity, and the role of culture in development. His insights connect academic research with real-world applications, emphasizing a new approach to development at the University of Chicago.