What happens to a nation's adoption of electronic payments when you temporarily remove cash? - BGE Podcast #07 with Dr. Apoorv Gupta
Release Date: 11/27/2023
International Economics: One of Dartmouth's most popular classes goes abroad
Big Green Economics
What happens when two foreign countries become an economics classroom? Each fall, a handful of students take Econ 70 at Dartmouth, a class that serves as any ordinary International Economics course during the 10-week term. After the term ends, the students and professors travel to Argentina and Chile, exploring the countries they studied during the term. This special episode of the Big Green Economics puts a spotlight on Econ 70, with both students and faculty sharing their experiences in South America.
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