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Ariel BenYishay

Can social networks lead to more cost-effective aid?

October 3, 2013

by Ariel BenYishay

Ariel BenYishay

Ariel BenYishay is a Lecturer in Economics at the University of New South Wales, where he focuses on social learning and community building in Malawi, the Philippines, and other developing countries.

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