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16 December 2025

Elie HassenfeldRecommends
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    Factfulness

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    uh one is factfulness by the late Hans Rosling. Uh this is a book that just brings global health data to to to the world. It's say the core argument of the book is something like in order to prioritize correctly we need to understand the world accurately. And then for me uh Hans Rosling's site gap minder was one of the things that got me very excited about this work back in 2006.

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    Poor Economics

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    Uh second book poor economics by Esther Duffel and Abig Banerjee. They're two of the founding members of this randomized control trial movement in development economics. And this book gives an overview of of their work and the ideas behind this work. And this work that's no not just them but people like Michael Kramer, Rachel Glennister, Dean Carlin, Ted Miguel.

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    Behind the Beautiful Forevers

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    And then finally a book called Behind the Beautiful Forevers by Katherine Buu. uh she spent years in uh in Anawadi. It's an informal urban settlement sometimes known as a slum near the Mumbai airport and it just paints a very vivid picture of what life is like in poverty. I

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9 December 2015

Elie HassenfeldChanged their mind
  • Their words, before

    I put less weight on explicit cost-effectiveness analysis. Conceptually, my goal is to maximize the impact of my charitable contribution, but I put less weight on the explicit cost-effectiveness models we create than others.

    Their words now

    I remain ambivalent about putting so much weight on cost-effectiveness estimates because they are subject to numerous debatable assumptions, but I’ve changed my mind based on work we did over the past few months.

17 December 2014

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