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electrification are highly context dependent. Using a panel data of 7,018 rural households in Bangladesh for 2005 and 2010, the paper … expanding access to and improving reliability of electricity supply in Bangladesh is estimated to be US …
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We use a household-level panel dataset from Bangladesh to examine the household-level relationship between fertility …
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The Bangladesh Solar Home Systems (SHS) Program contributed significantly to achieving near-universal access to …
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We use subsamples of Cambodia Socio-Economic Survey (CSES) 2004 and 2011 to examine the impact of rural electrification on household consumption, tobacco consumption, and children's education in Cambodia. Dierence-in-Dierences was used to find that rural electrification increased household...
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We study the effects of electrification on educational outcomes in Peru by taking advantage of a program that rapidly increased electricity coverage in rural areas. Using household survey panel data from 2007-2010, we document that: i) girls living in treated districts are more likely to be...
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