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They discuss how CGIAR and other organizations can gain from collaboration and exchange.

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Chris Barrett; Prof of applied economics at Cornell University and Joshua Graff Zivin; Prof of economics at the University of California San Diego, explain the essence of Comparative Advantage (CA).

They discuss how CGIAR and other organizations can gain from collaboration and exchange.