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Re-thinking social protection for the digital age | Esther Duflo at the 2023 World Government Summit

What does it take to put an end to global poverty? Technological transformation, global health crises, transformative technology, and intensive financial globalisation have all been blamed for exacerbated poverty indices. But is the expanding wealth gap an inevitability of progress and growth or can it be consciously mitigated?

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