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Improving health in developing countries : evidence from randomized evaluations

Kremer, Michael; Glennerster, Rachel - 2012

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Could vaccine dose stretching reduce COVID-19 deaths?

Więcek, Witold; Ahuja, Amrita; Kremer, Michael; Simoes … - 2021

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Chapter Four. Improving Health in Developing Countries : Evidence from Randomized Evaluations

Kremer, Michael; Glennerster, Rachel - In: Handbook of health economics : volume 2, (pp. 201-315). 2011

We summarize evidence from the growing body of randomized evaluations on health in developing countries from the … sensitive to price and convenience. Health education has a mixed record, often working in combination with incentives and … functioning through increasing salience rather than delivering information. The quality of health services in many developing …

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Pricing and access : lessons from randomized evaluations in education and health

Kremer, Michael; Holla, Alaka - In: What works in development? : Thinking big and thinking small, (pp. 91-129). 2009

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Public policies to stimulate development of vaccines for neglected diseases

Kremer, Michael - In: Understanding poverty, (pp. 319-336). 2006

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Pricing and Access : Lessons from Randomized Evaluations in Education and Health

Holla, Alaka; Kremer, Michael - 2009

to health and education. The debate on user fees has been contentious, but until recently much of the evidence was … health products and services. While the sign of this effect is consistent with standard theories of human capital investment …

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