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eligible receive the subsidy as intended and leakage to the ineligible appears limited, even when the ineligible have a high …
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eligible receive the subsidy as intended and leakage to the ineligible appears limited, even when the ineligible have a high …
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"Short-run subsidies for health products are common in poor countries. How do they affect long-run adoption? We present a model of technology adoption in which people learn about a technology's effectiveness by using it (or observing others using it) for some time, but people quit using it too...
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Short-run subsidies for health products are common in poor countries. How do they affect long-run adoption? We present a model of technology adoption in which people learn about a technology's effectiveness by using it (or observing others using it) for some time, but people quit using it too...
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inference problem novel. We show that even if individual ITN use unambiguously increases with increasing incidence of subsidy in …, depending on the resulting aggregate incidence of subsidy. Applying our method to the Kenyan data, we find that (i) individual … ITN use rises with neighborhood subsidy-rates, (ii) under means-testing, predicted ITN use is a convex increasing function …
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