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Mark Lutter on trying to end poverty by founding well-governed 'charter' cities, ft Tamara Winter - 80,000 Hours
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"China looked & said, 'Wait, Hong Kong's rich. Taiwan's rich. We're all Chinese. Why are they doing well and we're starving?'"
Mark Lutter on trying to end poverty by founding well-governed 'charter' cities, ft Tamara Winter | 80,000 Hours Search for: On this page: Introduction 1 Highlights 2 Articles, books, and other media discussed in the show 3 Transcript 3.1 What are charter cities? 3.2 The best way to shift governance 3.3 What was different about the policies in China's special economic zone? 3.4 Scale, neglectedness, tractability 3.5 What does CIGR do? 3.6 Why go with the term 'charter cities'? 3.7 Comparisons to seasteading and other new city projects 3.8 How interested should people who aren't prima
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