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Investment. We have bridge and investment and Human Capital this is about maybe some of the things we think of as just spending to help people out. This is about, well maybe some of the things that we think of as just spending to help people out, you know, maybe if they go to low income families they actually might have quite powerful effects on the future. Thats what we will explore here. This is thinking about transfers to low income families and what impact they might have and what does the research say about the impact they have on future Living Standards on growth. So we will invite kristin to come up. Then greg duncan will respond. Then we will have a discussion. Thank you so much. Thank you. Hello. Im kristin butcher. Im going to talk about assessing longrun benefits to transfers to longterm families. We are used to thinking of infrastructure in research or where there are upfront costs. Theres a nice picture of the big dig from my neck of the woods in boston. Looks costly. But
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