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Presentations - NCDE2018
Presentation slides from the NCDE2018 conference.
Ravi Kanbur | Bretton Woods and World Bank at 75 |
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Luke Chicoine | Free primary education, fertility, and women's access to the labor market: evidence from Ethiopia |
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Sarah Deschênes | Assessing the effects of education on women’s wellbeing in Western Africa: evidence from a new method |
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Edgar Salgado | Female genital cutting and education: theory and causal evidence from Senegal |
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Javier Abellán Sánchez | The impact of foreign aid on access to water and sanitation: a perspective from the demand |
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Ines Afonso Roque Ferreira | Handle with care: Is foreign aid less effective in fragile states? |
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Melinda Vigh | The complementarity of community-based water and sanitation interventions: evidence from Mozambique |
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Kasper Brandt | An improved value-added model: private versus public schools |
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Caroline Schimanski | Race based educational, occupational and industry segregation and wages gaps in Trinidad and Tobago |
Miguel Niño-Zarazúa | Campaign externalities, programmatic spending, and voting preferences in rural Mexico: The case of Progresa-Oportunidades-Prospera programme |
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Juan Sebastian Morales | Jam-barrel politics: road building and legislative voting in Colombia |
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Jahen Rezki | Call your leader: Does the mobile phone affect policymaking? |
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Carlos Gradín | Quantifying the contribution of a subpopulation to inequality: an application to Mozambique |
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Maria Jouste | A role for universal pension? Simulating universal pensions in Ecuador, Ghana, Tanzania and South Africa |
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Fenella Carpena | The adverse effects of electrification: evidence from India |
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Souvik Datta | Centimeters and kilograms lost to smoke: household air pollution, stunting and wasting in Indian children |
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Peter Fisker | Predicted greenness: refining the econometrics of global drought measurement |
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Britta Augsburg | Are households credit constrained for sanitation? Experimental evidence from India |
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Susmita Baulia | Household shocks and preventive healthcare for children: evidence from Ugandan panel survey |
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Willa Friedman | What can we learn from babies born during health-worker strikes? |
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Stein Holden | Gender differences in risk tolerance, trust and trustworthiness: Are they related? |
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Smriti Sharma | Social identity, behavior, and personality: evidence from India |
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Joseph Vecci | Stability of preferences and personality: new evidence from developing and developed countries |
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Sameer Ahmad Azizi | Mapping the technological capabilities of Kenyan-owned floriculture firms |
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Hanna Berkel | The costs and benefits of formalization for Mozambican enterprises |
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Rute Martins Caeiro | Agricultural innovations and social networks in Guinea-Bissau |
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Milenko Fadic | The effects of demand shocks on the growth of small firms |
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Janne Niemi | Trade liberalisation, institutions and persistent habits – a CGE model analysis for developing countries |
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Mika Nieminen | Patterns of international capital flows and their implications for developing countries |
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Stefan Pahl | Do global value chains enhance economic upgrading? A long view |
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Lindsay Whitfield | Conceptualizing and measuring technological capabilities within global value chains: African owned firms in floriculture and apparel export sectors |
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Kashi Kafle | Does relative deprivation induce migration? Evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa |
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Tharcisio Leone | The Geography of intergenerational mobility: evidence of educational persistence in Brazil |
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Tseday Mekasha | Land Tenure Security and Internal Migration in Tanzania |
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Jakob Schwab | Accounting for Intergenerational social mobility in low and middle-income countries: evidence from the poorest in Ethiopia, Peru, and Viet Nam |
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Subha Mani | Discrimination at the extensive and intensive margin |
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Andy McKay | Gender gaps in work outcomes after 19 years: analysis based on the Kagera Panel 1991-2010 |
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Jordan Loper | Traditional norms, access to divorce and women’s empowerment: evidence from Indonesia |
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Sonia Bhalotra | Women legislators |
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Michael Mbate | The distortionary effects of partisanship on Political Corruption and Accountability: Evidence from Kenya |
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Anna Minasyan | The role of conflict in sex discrimination: the case of missing girls |
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Helge Zille | How does conflict affect trade? Measuring the effect of interstate violent conflict on third-country trade in a triadic country setting |
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Julius Ohrnberger | Heterogeneous effects of poverty alleviation programs on mental health: a case study of Malawi |
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Jukka Pirttilä | The elasticity of formal work in African countries |
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Tillmann von Carnap | Urban proximity as a determinant of rural self-employment profitability: Evidence from Ethiopia and Tanzania |
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Yaya Saidou Jallow | Does a mother’s exposure to drought in utero increase the resistance of her offspring to in utero shocks? |
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Robert Rudolf | The Impact of food price shocks on food security: panel evidence from Tanzania |
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Daniela Gregr | Linking child poverty and vulnerability mapping for risk-informed development programming in Mauritania |
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Vincenzo Salvucci | Multidimensional poverty of children in Mozambique |
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Kyle McNabb | Assessing social protection in Zambia: a tax-benefit microsimulation approach |
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Milla Nyyssölä | The Impact of conditional cash transfers on vulnerability to extreme poverty: evidence from Progresa |
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Ervin Prifti | Causal pathways of the productive impacts of cash transfers: experimental evidence from Lesotho |
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Saher Asad | Mystery of the evil digits: impact of reliable communication network on women’s economic participation in Pakistan |
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Arpita Bhattacharjee | Cast into Castes? Targeting caste-based inequalities with affirmative action |
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Jordan Loper | Traditional norms, access to divorce and women's empowerment: evidence from Indonesia |
Esther Delesalle | Good or bad timing? The pro-cyclical and counter-cyclical effects of shocks on education investment and on schooling performance |
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Pertti Haaparanta | Promoting Education under distortionary taxation: A comparison between equality of opportunity and welfarism |
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Virgi Sari | Education assistance and quality in Indonesia: the role of decentralization |
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Canh Thien Dang | What motivates NGOs to diversify? Risk reduction or private gain? |
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Pascal Jaupart | Aid & oil: measuring the impact of natural resources on Chinese official finance inflows using giant oil and gas discoveries |
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Felipe Starosta de Waldemar | Donor national interests or recipient needs? Evidence from EU multinational tender procedures on foreign aid |
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Carla Canelas | HIV/AIDS vulnerability and labour migration in India, Bangladesh, and Nepal | |
Laura Rodriguez Takeuchi | Terrorist violence and newborn health. Estimates for Colombia |
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Sandra Kristine Halvorsen | The short-term impacts of factory employment on the fertility choices of married women: evidence from Ethiopia using a randomized controlled trial |
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Ayu Pratiwi | Does training location matter? Evidence from a randomized field experiment in Rural Indonesia |
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Helke Seitz | Constraints to capital accumulation: evidence based on micro and small enterprises |
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Saurabh Singhal | The Long-term effects of delayed school-going age: evidence from Indonesia | |
Neda Trifkovic | Entrepreneurship and human capital development in children |
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Sofia Trommlerova | The effect of compulsory schooling expansion on mothers’ attitudes towards domestic violence in Turkey |
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Subhasish Dey | Do political parties practise partisan alignment in social welfare spending? Evidence from village council elections in India |
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Souvik Dutta | Political economy of third party interventions |
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Lim Jia De Gedeon | Village strongmen and state capacity: the persistence of Indonesia’s tanah bengkok |