Nobel Economics Prize-Winner Kremer on His Work on Poverty

The transcript covers a discussion with a Nobel laureate about the surprise of winning the Nobel Prize in Economics, the impact of his research on poverty, and collaboration with other laureates. It highlights the importance of engaging with real-world problems and the role of experimental economics in addressing practical issues. The conversation also touches on future directions for research in experimental economics and the integration of psychological and social science theories.

What is the significance of engaging directly with communities in the laureate's research?

What does the laureate suggest about the future of experimental economics?