Equals “wonku”.
From Duncan Green, an ianugural poem:
Conditional cash
transfers. A panacea?
Can’t be that easy.
I love it. I may even try my hand at a wonku:
Despite Nick Kristof’s
histrionic reporting,
not all Congo raped.
Duncan, eat your heart out.
Readers: what’s in your wonku?
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It isn’t too boring, i think, but anyway. learned something new.
African crises.
Badvocates to the rescue!
With logo-ed g-strings.
Vice boys braving crime, danger,
the dark continent
Be still my aid worker heart.
Forever hunting
In the field, exogenous
factor means tenure.
A corollary ;)
There are lots of ways
to f-up analysis
of an RCT.
Alternatively:
Down, colonial wolves!
Our own wolves will rule us now.
Why has nothing changed?
We’ll decolonize.
Give conditionalities.
Why has nothing changed?
Sorry, couldn’t help myself to another one…
Critiques of “gang tour”
Dismissed, with two magic words:
Funds microfinance
(http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/16/us/16tour.html)
OK I’ll stop now.
Haitians, don’t despair
Salvation is on the way!
Hope you like old shoes
It is too boring
To learn econometrics
Hooray, RCTs!
You deserve tenure for that alone.
company paid for
impact assessment is a
not funny big joke
1 billion hungry
not a care gives the damn world
equality gone.