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Speaker(s): Ernest Aryeetey, Ijaz Nabi, Professor Mark Rosenzweig, Paul Romer, Professor John Sutton
Chair: Joel Kibazo

Recorded on 21 September 2010 at Sheikh Zayed Theatre, New Academic Building

A distinguished panel tackles controversial and highly significant questions regarding the relative importance of industrial and agricultural revolution in the developing countries today, for both economic growth and wider development.

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