How “Pay for Success” Allows Governments to Experiment Without Risk

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23/03/2016 31 min Episodio 57
How “Pay for Success” Allows Governments to Experiment Without Risk

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HKS Professor Jeffrey Liebman, Director of the Kennedy School’s Government Performance Lab, explains how Pay For Success, also known as Social Impact Bonds, allow governments to test out new social programs without risking taxpayer funds if they fail.

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