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Within the field of economics, despite being widespread, African traditional religions tend to be perceived as unimportant and ignored when studying economic decision-making. This study tests whether this presumption is correct. Using daily data on business decisions and performance of beer...
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education, cognitive test scores and morbidity spells. The model parameters are estimated using the maximum likelihood method … controlling for unobserved between-children differences. The main finding is that while maternal education was usually not a … development and of devising suitable educational programs for women without formal education …
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If infrastructure tends to generate spillover externalities, as has been the assumption in much of the development … the growth of the productivity residual of India's registered manufacturing …
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: assessing the roles of commodity characteristics, disease caseload and market reforms -- COVID-19 and Education in India: A New …An Unequal Recovery – The Income and Employment Fallout of the Pandemic -- Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on India … Education Crisis in the Making -- The COVID-19 pandemic and gendered division of paid work, domestic chores and leisure …
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In economic literature insurance networks are often treated as exogenous institutions. Frequently, the assumption is made that some clearly identifiable group (e.g. ‘the whole village’ or ‘the extended family’) constitutes an insurance network. Still, theory suggests that the formation...
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