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This paper studies nonmarket institutions that facilitate exports. In Malawi, as in many other developing countries …
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Malawi, and estimates the effect of household adoption of an export crop, namely tobacco, on child height-for-age z …
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deprivation and discusses the implications of micro evidence from Malawi. The results are consistent with the emphasis given to …
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events and disasters). Analyzing the combined effects of these two threats on six disaster-related institutions in Malawi …
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This analysis explores the potential impact of climate change on the viability of the Malawi weather insurance program …
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This paper uses nationally representative survey data from Mexico to compare households with savings accounts in formal financial institutions to their neighbors who do not have such accounts. The survey, which was conducted in 2005, contains information on nearly 5,000 households. The findings...
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ongoing pilot insurance scheme for smallholder farmers in Malawi. The authors propose a model that adjusts the amount of high …
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groundnut farmers in Malawi, where by far the dominant source of production risk is the level of rainfall. We randomly selected …
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In this paper, the authors seek to answer three questions about poverty and forests in Malawi: (1) What is the extent … of biomass available for meeting the energy needs of the poor in Malawi and how is this distributed? (2) To what extent … answer these questions using household and remote-sensing data. They find that 80 percent of rural poor households in Malawi …
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rural Malawi involving large stakes. It makes two contributions. First, it constructs a new dependent variable: revisions of …
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