Interview with Cheryl Wu, Economics PhD Student at Yale Univeristy

from Economic History Soup · host Elizaveta Brover

In this episode, I am joined by my cohort mate Cheryl Wu for a fruitful conversation about economic history, AI, and technology adoption. Cheryl is currently a third year PhD student in Economics at Yale with fields in economic history and economic growth. For the audience curious about Cheryl's work, she can be contacted at [email protected] always, my inbox is open for requests and comments at [email protected].

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In this episode, I am joined by my cohort mate Cheryl Wu for a fruitful conversation about economic history, AI, and technology adoption. Cheryl is currently a third year PhD student in Economics at Yale with fields in economic history and economic growth. For the audience curious about Cheryl's work, she can be contacted at [email protected]. As always, my inbox is open for requests and comments at [email protected].

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