Working Paper

Gupta, Saloni. “Can Innovation Be Taught? Evidence from a School-Based RCT in India”.

Fafchamps, Marcel, and Fadela Sadou Zouleya. “Social Observability and Demand for Transfers: Experimental Evidence from a Low Income Population”.

Kirgios, Erika, Susan Athey, Angela Duckworth, Dean Karlan, Michael Luca, Katherine Milkman, and Molly Offer-Westort. “Does Q&A Boost Engagement? Health Messaging Experiments in the U.S. And Ghana”.

Bloom, Nicholas, Leonardo Iacovone, Mariana Pereira-López, and John Van Reenen. “Management and Misallocation in Mexico”.

Fafchamps, Marcel, Asadul Islam, Debayan Pakrashi, and Denni Tommasi. “Diffusion in Social Networks: Experimental Evidence on Information Sharing Vs Persuasion”.

Burke, Marshall, Joel Ferguson, Solomon Hsiang, and Edward Miguel. “New Evidence on the Economics of Climate and Conflict”.

Cefala, Luisa, Pedro Naso, Michel Ndayikeza, and Nicholas Swanson. “Under-Training by Employers in Informal Labor Markets: Evidence from Burundi”.

Burke, Marshall, Mustafa Zahid, Mariana Martins, Christopher Callahan, Richard Lee, Tumenkhusel Avirmed, Sam Heft-Neal, Mathew Kiang, Solomon Hsiang, and David Lobell. “Are We Adapting to Climate Change?”.

Miller, Grant, Debashish Biswas, Aprajit Mahajan, Kimberly Babiarz, Nina Brooks, Jessie Brunner, Sania Ashraf, Jack Shane, Sameer Maithel, Shoeb Ahmed, Moogdho Mahzab, Mohammad Rofi Uddin, Mahbubur Rahman, and Stephen Luby. “A Business Case for Human Rights at Work? Experimental Evidence on Labor Trafficking and Child Labor at Brick Kilns in Bangladesh”.

Dupas, Pascaline, Marcel Fafchamps, and Deivy Houeix. “Eliciting Poverty Rankings from Urban or Rural Neighbors: Methodology and Empirical Evidence”.

Brooks, Nina, Debashish Biswas, Sameer Maithel, Grant Miller, Aprajit Mahajan, M. Rofi Uddin, Shoeb Ahmed, Moogdho Mahzab, Mahbubur Rahman, and Stephen Luby. “Reducing Emissions and Air Pollution from the Informal Sector: Evidence from Bangladesh”.

Duflo, Esther, Pascaline Dupas, Elizabeth Spelke, and Mark Walsh. “Intergenerational Impacts of Secondary Education: Experimental Evidence from Ghana”.

Agte, Patrick, Claudia Allende, Adam Kapor, Christopher Neilson, and Fernando Ochoa. “Search and Biased Beliefs in Education Markets”.

McRae, Shaun, and Frank Wolak. “Reliability Options in Renewables-Dominated Electricity Markets”.

Dupas, Pascaline, Marcel Fafchamps, and Laura Hernandez-Nunez. “Keeping Up Appearances: An Experimental Investigation on Relative Rank Signaling”.

Zarate, Pablo, Mathias Dolls, Steven Davis, Nicholas Bloom, Jose Barrero, and Cevat Aksoy. “Why Does Working From Home Vary Across Countries and People?”.

Malani, Anup, Cynthia Kinnan, Gabriella Conti, Kosuke Imai, Morgen Miller, Shailender Swaminathan, Alessandra Voena, and Bartosz Woda. “Evaluating and Pricing Health Insurance in Lower-Income Countries: A Field Experiment in India”.

Chandrasekhar, Arun, Paul Goldsmith-Pinkham, Tyler McCormick, Samuel Thau, and Jerry Wei. “Non-Robustness of Diffusion Estimates on Networks With Measurement Error”.

Li, Hongbin, Lingsheng Meng, Kai Mu, and Shaoda Wang. “English Language Requirement and Educational Inequality: Evidence from 16 Million College Applicants in China”.

Abramitzky, Ran, Netanel Ben-Porath, Victor Lavy, and Michal Palg. “Can An Economic Crisis Shift Attitudes From Socialism to Capitalism? Evidence From a Quasi Natural Experiment”.