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Greg Rosalski

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Planet Money
A Nobel prize for explaining why there's global inequality

But in the early 2000s, there were these three economists who pointed out something was missing from that picture. Something massive that a lot of people in their field were overlooking. Their research, it triggered a revolution in economics. And this year, those three economists, they won the Nobel Prize. We recently met up with one of them on Zoom. Hello. Hello. Yes, this is James Robinson here.

Planet Money
A Nobel prize for explaining why there's global inequality

Wow. Punctuality, sir. I feel like winning a Nobel Prize, you wouldn't have to show up on time anymore.

Planet Money
A Nobel prize for explaining why there's global inequality

Wow. Punctuality, sir. I feel like winning a Nobel Prize, you wouldn't have to show up on time anymore.

Planet Money
A Nobel prize for explaining why there's global inequality

Wow. Punctuality, sir. I feel like winning a Nobel Prize, you wouldn't have to show up on time anymore.

Planet Money
A Nobel prize for explaining why there's global inequality

Now, it's one thing to win a Nobel Prize. It's another to win it with your friends.

Planet Money
A Nobel prize for explaining why there's global inequality

Now, it's one thing to win a Nobel Prize. It's another to win it with your friends.

Planet Money
A Nobel prize for explaining why there's global inequality

Now, it's one thing to win a Nobel Prize. It's another to win it with your friends.

Planet Money
A Nobel prize for explaining why there's global inequality

An emoji. Of course, being hard-hitting journalists, we had to verify this fact with Duran himself. So we called him up.

Planet Money
A Nobel prize for explaining why there's global inequality

An emoji. Of course, being hard-hitting journalists, we had to verify this fact with Duran himself. So we called him up.

Planet Money
A Nobel prize for explaining why there's global inequality

An emoji. Of course, being hard-hitting journalists, we had to verify this fact with Duran himself. So we called him up.

Planet Money
A Nobel prize for explaining why there's global inequality

Good, drone! How, well, you know, we talked a few weeks ago, uh, and I wasn't nervous, but somehow I, I'm, I'm nervous now with a man of you.

Planet Money
A Nobel prize for explaining why there's global inequality

Good, drone! How, well, you know, we talked a few weeks ago, uh, and I wasn't nervous, but somehow I, I'm, I'm nervous now with a man of you.

Planet Money
A Nobel prize for explaining why there's global inequality

Good, drone! How, well, you know, we talked a few weeks ago, uh, and I wasn't nervous, but somehow I, I'm, I'm nervous now with a man of you.

Planet Money
A Nobel prize for explaining why there's global inequality

So James Robinson told us that he did send you a smiley face emoji.

Planet Money
A Nobel prize for explaining why there's global inequality

So James Robinson told us that he did send you a smiley face emoji.

Planet Money
A Nobel prize for explaining why there's global inequality

So James Robinson told us that he did send you a smiley face emoji.

Planet Money
A Nobel prize for explaining why there's global inequality

Which is wonderful.

Planet Money
A Nobel prize for explaining why there's global inequality

Which is wonderful.

Planet Money
A Nobel prize for explaining why there's global inequality

Which is wonderful.

Planet Money
A Nobel prize for explaining why there's global inequality

This trio of economists won the prize for a monumental insight, one that helped economists understand this kind of mysterious X factor that can determine the success or failure of a nation's economy. Hello and welcome to Planet Money. I'm Greg Rosalski.