[@lexiejohnson7935]

Thank you! This was incredibly helpful. While my readings for grad school had the 10 tenets, they did not provide the helpful context and critique that you offered!

[@miladylicia1644]

Thanks very much for this great insight Noah.
Could you please help understand what led to the formation of the consensus as well as the actual aim. Thanks.

[@nafeestutor4088]

Zerbe sir....you are simply great....your lectures are awesome. Please talk about differences between Berlin and Mill in terms of liberty

[@NoahZerbe]

Thanks for watching. Glad you've found them helpful. I'll see what I can do!

[@selmanaydemir]

Definitely helpful and crystal clear. Thanks✨

[@NoahZerbe]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.

[@shammahbarnabas]

Very helpful and insightful. Thanks.

[@NoahZerbe]

Glad it was helpful!

[@veronicahchemutai9286]

this was so helpful, thank you

[@emiliaborko7016]

Thank you for this good presentation. What are the sources you used? I am a little bit confused by the statement about the exchange rate. I bumped into "Washington Consensus" when reading the paper of Auboin and Ruta (2013) The relationship between exchange rate and international trade. It is written that currency undervaluation is not in line with Washington Consensus.

[@thompsonmarinho4095]

That was so helpful, thank you so much!

[@NoahZerbe]

Glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching!

[@sindhujasaravanakumar3012]

Thank you 😊

[@marthaduke108]

THANK YOU!!

[@NoahZerbe]

My pleasure. Thanks for watching!

[@ortizdxd1312]

It will be valid to say that this was thought to benefit the developed countries rather than the developing one's?

[@nataliaprzygrodzka7591]

What was the "popular protest" that lead to reformulation of the Second element of Washington Consensus? Does it have any name?

[@nataliaprzygrodzka7591]

@@NoahZerbe thank you very much!

[@flachi32]

@@nataliaprzygrodzka7591 What is the answer??