How to pronounce “karla” in English

Dean Karlan: Thanks. Thanks, Jake. So, so I want to just tie it up by telling you

Dean Karlan: So, I mean, there is, though, I mean, so clearly. We don't have a -- I've heard people proposals of a taxation system where we actually get to choose allocations.

Dean Karlan: So there is -- okay, so, there is -- look. There's a political risk that obviously a lot have overcome. But, you know, nobody wants their program to appear like

Dean Karlan: Right. So, let me separate your question into two parts. There's ... there's a question ... there's an ethics question -- which I think about a lot -- which is "Should

Dean Karlan: So. I mean, I totally agree that, I mean, I've definitely --. That is a common reaction to that, and there's a couple ... So I have two thoughts for you. One is

Dean Karlan: Right. No, and so ... There's one domestically which I'm, I'm familiar with but not as well as, not as much as Give Well called Root Cause. There's -- Guide Star is,

Dean Karlan: Come on up. Thank you, everyone. It was great to be here.

Male Audience Member #2: Dean Karlan: So, but there's an element there where there's now I've made it both the same. And the point is there are many situations in, in developing countries where

Yes. Which is at Yale, associated with Dean Karlan, I think, is the economist's name.

And I just want to thank two of my co-authors for the book, Alonso Fernandez and Karla Berman, who are joining us

Eric: Good afternoon, everyone. It's my pleasure to introduce to you Dean Karlan and Jacob Appel of Innovations for Poverty Action. Dean is the president and the founder by IPA.

can do to make aid more effective and to get a lot more aid for a lot fewer dollars. Please welcome Dean Karlan and Jacob Appel.