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The use of historical data has become a standard tool in economics, serving three main purposes: to examine the influence of the past on current economic outcomes; to use unique natural experiments to test modern economic theories; and to use modern economic theories to refine our understanding...
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France sent five thousand men to fight alongside George Washington's army in the American Revolutionary War. We show that the French combatants' exposure to the United States of America increased support for the French Revolution a decade later. French regions (départements) from which more...
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Senegal. We rely on non-linear least squares to estimate the structural parameters of the informal learning model and account … diffusion is around 7 percent in Morocco and Senegal, but part of the learning-by-watching returns stems from firm heterogeneity … ; Senegal …
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reform launched in Senegal in 2000 to investigate how quality improvements at the university level affect employment. Our …
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produce through producer organizations. We conduct a cluster-randomized controlled trial in rural Senegal in which we vary the …
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This study investigates the impact of remittances on credit markets in Senegal. The findings show that remittances and …
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This paper analyses the impact of remittances on household expenditure behaviour in Senegal. We use propensity score … productive use of international remittances in Senegal. However, the impact of remittances disappears when the marginal spending …
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program in Senegal, which decentralized a portion of the country's education budget. We find large positive effects on test …
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labor market entry for young women in Senegal using a rich individual-level survey conducted in 2003. We use a multiple …
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This paper is the first to provide evidence about the relationship between bride price payments and fertility decisions in the African context. Remarkably, the results show that bride price payments reduce fertility pressure, with a woman reducing her number of children by 0.5 at the mean bride...
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