In a riveting discussion, Nathan Nunn, a Harvard development economist with a diverse professional background, delves into the intricate ties between history, culture, and economic development. He shares insights on the resilience of African economies, the surprising narrative of the Democratic Republic of Congo, and the cultural factors behind South Korea's growth. Nunn also critiques the limitations of randomized controlled trials in economics and highlights overlooked Canadian brands, all while revealing the unique commuting experiences of Ottawans.
