Jonathan Morduch

@JMorduch

Poverty, wealth, risk, finance. NYU Wagner / economist / . Co-author "The Financial Diaries"

New York, NY and Princeton, NJ
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Joined April 2012
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    Mar 3

    “The appears to have tested the already fragile work-home pressures of women in microfinance,” writes . Read more on WFH burdens, job exits & greater burnout for MFI staff worldwide:

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    Feb 27

    More details on SFD here

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    Feb 27

    Folks in Fiji or with friends there: we are recruiting for multiple researchers, including one field manager, for the small firm and remittance diaries projects there, with Details and ads here Please share

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    Feb 19

    New 2022 World Development Report outlines four priorities to avoid economic upheaval post COVID ➡️ financial stability ➡️ household and business insolvency ➡️ access to credit ➡️ sovereign debt sustainability. Learn more: v

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    Feb 16

    Do join us tomorrow!

    Our next ECA Talk is on how to design cash transfer programs for pandemic recovery. Join and my Bank colleagues and for a stimulating discussion on February 17th
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  6. Feb 15

    I don’t love making videos, but I couldn’t say no to making this video for the virtual launch of . The report is excellent & timely!

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    Finance can promote an equitable recovery from the pandemic by ensuring that the institutions serving low-income communities remain viable, says Professor of Public Policy and Economics Download the World Development Report
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    Feb 15

    "policymakers need to recognise.. the financial risks to a truly global recovery. A lost decade for a host of poor countries would be unconscionable. It would also aggravate the threat of social and political instability. They have been warned."

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  8. Feb 14

    Exciting to see the new World Development Report and discussion

    Tomorrow!! Join us Tuesday, Feb 15 @ 10 AM EST for the launch of the : FINANCE FOR AN EQUITABLE RECOVERY and a fantastic panel discussion how countries can identify and tackle the most urgent sources of financial risks.
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    Feb 7

    Register | Our next explores the role of currencies in financial inclusion, cybersecurity, consumer protection & more:

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    Feb 9

    Just give people money. But how and when? Not all money is the same, and timing matters too. Join , , as they discuss implications for the recovery. 📅 Feb 17 ⏰10:00 AM -11:30 AM EST 🌐

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  11. Feb 2

    “There is the one thing I learned when I cashed that check: that people cannot always be resilient, but a country can.”

    "It allowed me to experience for the first time what I now know to be the most powerful advantage of money, which is the ability to think of things besides money. That’s what money does. It frees your mind for living."
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    17 Oct 2021

    Five questions to philosopher on Leopold II and embarrassment in ’ public space.

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  13. Feb 2

    Really looking forward to discussing new ideas to improve cash transfer programs--and evolving ideas in economics. Especially excited by the chance to learn from and .

    Our next ECA Talk is on how to design cash transfer programs for pandemic recovery. Join and my Bank colleagues and for a stimulating discussion on February 17th
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    Feb 2

    "It allowed me to experience for the first time what I now know to be the most powerful advantage of money, which is the ability to think of things besides money. That’s what money does. It frees your mind for living."

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    Jan 28

    In a new paper "Can Economics Become More Reflexive? Exploring the Potential of Mixed-Methods" I argue that economics should, and can, learn from the qualitative social sciences and sharply reduce the distance between researchers and "subjects"

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    Jan 26

    Pranab Bardhan, the eminent Berkeley development economist, has been writing his memoirs online. Very much worth reading:

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    Jan 19
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    Link to hear the entirety of 's words here 👍 :

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    Jan 19

    students: The Predoctoral Program in Policy with , , & offers research assistantships, networking, & mentoring at top-ranking schools for your doctoral studies & academic career in policy. Info session on Feb 18:

    Predoctoral Program in Policy Virtual Information Session Friday, February 18
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  19. Jan 18

    New leadership at the leading donor group on . Welcome !

    I’m excited for my first day as CEO! I look forward to reading your comments on my inaugural blog where I outline a agenda that will lead us towards a more inclusive, green, resilient world; as well as the role I see for CGAP.
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    Jan 8

    David Cutler on being an effective graduate student advisor. Full interview:

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