Natasha Sarin
American economist and legal scholar; professor at Yale Law School and the Yale School of Management, president of the Yale Budget Lab, and formerly a counselor at the US Treasury.
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Recommends The Undoing Project
There's a great book by Michael Lewis called the undoing project that's about the relationship between Danny Conaman and Amoski, but also the ways in which the field evolved that I think is like pretty profound and a great story.
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Recommends Remarkably Bright Creatures
So I just recently picked up remarkably bright creatures which is this like lovely story about a woman who finds companionship with an octopus. And it sounds kind of wild but it's just a true in a world that's feeling intensely more isolated. it like brought me a lot of joy. Um, and I also really love, we talked a little bit about economic models and the ways in which we try to measure um, and derive truth about the world.
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Recommends Showdown at Gucci Gulch
And Showdown at Gucci Gulch is one of my like all-time favorites and a great read and will leave you hopeful for the possibility of this type of reform effort. Um, I also just recently I had twins last year I was telling you before and so have been slow to be able to do that much reading for fun of recent.
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