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Ugo Gentilini
Lead economist for social protection at the World Bank. Author of "Timely Cash: Lessons From 2,500 Years of Giving People Money."
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Dec 3, 2024
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S4 Ep49: The history of cash transfers
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Ugo Gentilini, a lead economist for social protection at the World Bank and author of "Timely Cash," dives into the rich 2,500-year history of cash transfers. He discusses how historical debates illuminate current arguments about social safety nets. Explore ancient roots and their impact on modern welfare systems. Gentilini highlights the persistent themes of poverty and inequality, underscoring the importance of adapting cash transfers to address contemporary challenges like climate change and migration.
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