Interview with Servaas van der Berg
Posted by Johan Fourie on 2014-05-16
The head of RESEP, Professor Servaas van der Berg was recently interviewed by Nic Spaull - a graduate student in the Economics Department and a RESEP researcher - as part of Nic's ongoing Q&A series. Two other RESEP researchers have also participated in the series - Martin Gustafsson and Stephen Taylor.
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