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On the Implications of Essential Heterogeneity for Estimating Causal Impacts Using Social Experiments

Ravallion, Martin - 2011

Randomized control trials are sometimes used to estimate the aggregate benefit from some policy or program. To address the potential bias from selective take-up, the randomization is used as an instrumental variable for treatment status. Does this (popular) method of impact evaluation help...

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On the implications of essential heterogeneity for estimating causal impacts using social experiments

Ravallion, Martin - 2011

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On the implications of essential heterogeneity for estimating causal impacts using social experiments

Ravallion, Martin - In: Journal of econometric methods 4 (2015) 1, pp. 145-151

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Poverty comparisons : a guide to concepts and methods

Ravallion, Martin - 1992 - 1. print

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The challenging arithmetic of poverty in Bangladesh

Ravallion, Martin - 1991

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When method matters : toward a resolution of the debate about Bangladesh's poverty measures

Ravallion, Martin; Sen, Binayak - 1994

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Inside a Bangladesh rice market : prices and expectations

Ravallion, Martin - 1986

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Is Knowledge Shared within Households?

Ravallion, Martin - 1999

Bangladesh. An illiterate adult earns significantly more in the nonfarm economy when living in a household with at least one … practice? Using household survey data for Bangladesh, Basu, Narayan, and Ravallion find that education has strong external …

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Evaluating a targeted social program when placement is decentralized

Ravallion, Martin - 1998

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Does child labor displace schooling? : evidence on behavioral responses to an enrollment subsidy

Ravallion, Martin - 1997

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