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of many credit market models. We measure the difference in returns through a two-stage loan and grant experiment. We find …
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rich panel data from farms in Tanzania and Uganda, we estimate our model using a flexible specification in which we allow …
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We use a field experiment in Tanzania to compare the effectiveness on learning of two teacher performance pay systems …
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present results from a randomized experiment across a representative sample of 350 schools in Tanzania that studied the impact …
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We implemented a randomized intervention among Malawian farmers aimed at facilitating formal savings for agricultural inputs. Treated farmers were offered the opportunity to have their cash crop harvest proceeds deposited directly into new bank accounts in their own names, while farmers in the...
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important features of the data they possess. We conduct a field experiment with seaweed farmers to test a model of "learning …
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Blended finance---the use of public and philanthropic funding to crowd in private capital---is a potential way to finance a more sustainable world. While blended finance holds the promise of being catalytic in mobilizing vast amounts of private capital, little is known about this practice. In...
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How do banks respond to asset booms? This paper examines i) how U.S. banks responded to the World War I farmland boom; ii) the impact of regulation; and iii) how bank closures exacerbated the post-war bust. The boom encouraged new bank formation and balance sheet expansion (especially by new...
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low and buy high" rather than the reverse. In a field experiment in Kenya, we show that credit market imperfections limit …
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Not all firms have equal capacity to absorb productive credit. Identifying those with higher potential may have large consequences for productivity. We collect detailed survey data on small- and medium-sized Tanzanian firms who borrow from a large commercial bank, which in turn raises funds via...
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