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Why do developing countries fail to specialize in products in which they appear to have a comparative advantage? We propose a model of agricultural trade with intermediation that explains how hold-up resulting from poor contracting environments can produce such an outcome. We use the model to...
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) on total factor productivity (TFP) and labor productivity in India. Identification of the effect of EPL follows from a …
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infant mortality from a developing country, the paper examines the effectiveness of India's environmental regulations. The …
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provide new evidence, from a randomized control trial conducted in rural Orissa, India (one of the poorest places in India …
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graduating class from an elite engineering institution (EEI) in India we evaluate the impact of affirmative action policies in …
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In collaboration with a state environmental regulator in India, we conducted a field experiment to raise the frequency …
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In many regulated markets, private, third-party auditors are chosen and paid by the firms that they audit, potentially creating a conflict of interest. This paper reports on a two-year field experiment in the Indian state of Gujarat that sought to curb such a conflict by altering the market...
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We use a proprietary data set on the floor-level operations at the Bhilai Rail and Structural Mill in India to …
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