When Justin Yifu Lin packed up and moved from Beijing to Washington DC in 2008 to become chief economist of the World Bank, he had three requirements for a place to live. “I wanted to go to the office in 15 minutes. I wanted a quiet place where I could enjoy the nature. And it had to be affordable,” says Lin, 59, who was the first economist from an emerging market picked for the post.
林毅夫(Justin Yifu Lin)在2008年收拾好行囊，由北京前往華盛頓就任世界銀行(World Bank)首席經濟學家時，對居住地提了三條要求。現年59歲的林毅夫表示，「我希望15分鐘就能夠到達辦公室。我希望那裏很安靜，能夠享受大自然。再有，我得住得起，」他是首位被選中擔任該職的來自新興市場的經濟學家。
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