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Promoting economic development through electoral design
When electoral rules encourage politicians to secure a broader base of support, politicians provide public goods more broadly
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How Special Economic Zones shape education decisions in China
On average, Special Economic Zones in China increased local high school enrolment rates, but this masks varying impacts between different types of...
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The hidden pollution subsidy in global trade
International trade policies subsidise pollution by favouring dirty industries, who face lower trade barriers
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Expanding professional networks catalyses female entrepreneurship
Expanding professional networks for growth-oriented female entrepreneurs improved business outcomes such as innovation, business practices, and...
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The role of finance in improving household health
Increased access to financial services after the expansion of banks in India improved household health outcomes
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Electricity quality improvements: Evidence from infrastructure investments in the Kyrgyz Republic
Improving the quality of electricity services can increase electricity consumption through increased appliance ownership, but investments in energy...
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Dengue infections in-utero and the health of children
Maternal dengue infections decrease birth weight, increase the risk for low birth weight and the number of hospitalisations of children in the first...
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Win-Win integration: Learning from Uganda’s response to South Sudanese refugees
When hosting refugees, increased humanitarian aid coupled with inclusive hosting policies can create a mutually beneficial environment for both host...
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Pricing and water conservation in Bangladesh
The prevalence of fixed prices can explain the low adoption of efficient irrigation technology, but incentivising farmers to convert to marginal...