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S2 Ep4: Work in transition, part 2

EPISODE · Jan 25, 2019 · 15 MIN

S2 Ep4: Work in transition, part 2

from VoxTalks Economics · host VoxTalks

In our second podcast on the The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development's report on Work in Transition, Tim Phillips talks to Nate Young about how the growth of large cities in EBRD regions affects economic growth and wellbeing.Picture copyright: EBRD.

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