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, India, we find that "gung ho entrepreneurs" (GEs), households who were already running a business before microfinance …
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India spanning 60 years, including 20 years since reforms began in earnest in 1991. We find a downward trend in poverty …
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assignments, and simulates the market using an unusual survey of workers on a rural public-works scheme in a poor state of India …
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This paper explores the aggregate economic effects from India's National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (NREGS …
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This paper studies the long-run effects of a "big-push" program providing a large asset transfer to the poorest Indian households. In a randomized controlled trial that follows these households over 10 years, we find positive effects on consumption (1 SD), food security (0.1 SD), income (0.3...
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assemblies in India generated by national policies that cause reservations to be revised and the time lags with which revised …
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knowledge gain from watching an information movie in rural India, while randomized village assignment identifies knowledge …
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scalable intervention in India, that affected developmental outcomes in the short-term, including cognition (0.36 SD p=0 …
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Despite significant economic growth, child development outcomes in India remain poor. Using a large-scale experiment in … explanatory factor for the poor translation of increases in income into child growth in India …
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There are two broad views as to why people stay poor. One emphasizes differences in fundamentals, such as ability, talent or motivation. The other, the poverty traps view, differences in opportunities which stem from access to wealth. To test between these two views, we exploit a large-scale,...
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