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The End of Poverty Economic Possibilities for Our Time

Jeffrey D. Sachs

A respected international economic advisor and the director of The Earth Institute shares a wide-spectrum theory about how to enable economic success throughout the world, identifying the different categories into which various nations fall in today's economy while posing solutions to top political,...

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Huberman Lab

The author's experience with Sachs' "End of Poverty" led him to believe that his own passion lay in motivating young people, leading him to pursue a career in psychology and research.

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And I remember being in the airport and I picked up Jeffrey Sachs' end of poverty which is a popular book at the time and just thinking like here's a guy who like I don't know, was doing something pre...

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The author's experience with Sachs' "End of Poverty" led him to believe that his own passion lay in motivating young people, leading him to pursue a career in psychology and research.

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And I remember being in the airport and I picked up Jeffrey Sachs' end of poverty which is a popular book at the time and just thinking like here's a guy who like I don't know, was doing something pretty mundane macroeconomics but he was spending all his time talking world leaders in other countries out of crushing death that was causing poverty

and it's like taking whatever precocious skill he had and using it for others and I thought law is not my Jeff Sachs skill but what I do know how to do is motivate teenagers like that's how I spend all my time

Freakonomics Radio

It was mentioned as a book where Sachs used a metaphor of a ladder of development to explain how to help the poorest people get onto the ladder and then climb up using market forces.

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And so when I wrote the book, The End of Poverty in 2005, I used the metaphor of the ladder of development and I said that it is often crucial to help the poorest of the poor get onto the ladder.

— Episode: 149. Pontiff-icating on the Free-Market...

Episode: 149. Pontiff-icating on the Free-Market System

It was mentioned as a book where Sachs used a metaphor of a ladder of development to explain how to help the poorest people get onto the ladder and then climb up using market forces.

"

And so when I wrote the book, The End of Poverty in 2005, I used the metaphor of the ladder of development and I said that it is often crucial to help the poorest of the poor get onto the ladder.

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