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Australia's shadow assistant treasurer Dr Andrew Leigh is a proponent of evidence-based policy through the use of random trials. He's written a book, Randomistas, on why random testing can provide data for policies that work. He's in New Zealand for a lecture on how random trials can help reduce crime and inequality.
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