[Interview] Korea should prioritize raising quality of life over indiscriminate growth, argue economists

Esther Duflo and Abhijit Banerjee, winners of the 2019 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences, spoke to the Hankyoreh about tax cuts, redistribution and cash transfers

Related Keywords

Sweden ,France ,Denmark ,China ,United Kingdom ,India ,Japan ,Miryang ,Kyongsang Namdo ,South Korea ,Loch Ness ,Highland ,Seoul ,Soult Ukpyolsi ,Swedish ,Scotland ,Korea ,Arthur Laffer ,Esther Duflo ,Abhijit Banerjee ,Kim Jung Hyo ,John Bates Clark ,Ryu Yi Geun ,Ro Young Joon ,Yoon Suk Yeol ,Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab ,Society Research Institute ,Nobel Memorial Prize In Economic Sciences ,Seoul International Forum On Safety Income ,Miryang Senior Club ,University Of Chicago ,Royal Swedish Academy Of Sciences ,Nobel Memorial Prize ,Economic Sciences ,Seoul International Forum ,While Korea ,South Gyeongsang ,Hankyoreh Economy ,Bates Clark Medal ,Hard Times ,Better Answers ,Biggest Problems ,Foreign Policy ,Royal Swedish Academy ,