Greg Rosalski
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658 appearances
8 recordings
2 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 1 Jul
Greg Rosalski’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And how well maintained were the buildings?
From 1993 to 2010, 262 different public housing projects around the country were knocked down and replaced with Hope Six money.
So think like Cabrini Green in Chicago, the Desire Housing Projects in New Orleans, and, yeah, the Richard Allen Homes in Philadelphia.
Beat-up old projects were knocked down and, in a lot of cases, replaced with public housing that was newer and safer and more connected to the neighborhoods that surrounded them.
This experiment, it had the potential to change how we help people in public housing, but also how we help people in all these other kinds of low-income neighborhoods.
Our country is really segregated economically.
Hope Six tried to reverse that.
It tried to transform neighborhoods with really concentrated poverty into neighborhoods with mixed incomes.
Can you just read the name of your study?
The title?
The evidence gatherer here, Harvard economist Raj Chetty.
Should people keep listening to this podcast to hear all the evidence?
Today on the show...
what they found, one of the clearest answers ever to this absolutely crucial question.
Can we help people rise out of poverty by improving the neighborhood where they live?
Regular listeners of Planet Money may recognize the name of our economist, Raj Chetty.
He's been on the show before.
Greg, you are something of a Raj Chetty superfan.
Greg, I'm just going to play the tape of you greeting Raj when he came into the Zoom with us.
And there is one big factor that shows up again and again and again in their work.
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