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This week, we look at how the World Bank can be held accountable for its ambitious goals. For that, we go to Nigeria to look at projects aimed at electrifying it most populous city, Lagos. Legal immigration is helping economies with a shortage of workers, including the state of North Dakota. We talk to someone who changed her mind on nuclear energy to understand why meeting energy demands might be impossible without it.
Chapters:
00:00:00 - Building a "better" World Bank
00:10:40 - Electricity projects in Lagos
00:23:50 - Legal immigration as an economic engine
00:34:25 - Nuclear energy's perception problem
00:47:26 - Ghana's need for nuclear energy
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Chapters:
00:00:00 - Building a "better" World Bank
00:10:40 - Electricity projects in Lagos
00:23:50 - Legal immigration as an economic engine
00:34:25 - Nuclear energy's perception problem
00:47:26 - Ghana's need for nuclear energy
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