Dahyeon Jeong

Economist, DIME, World Bank

Dahyeon Jeong is an Economist in the Development Impact Evaluation (DIME) department of the World Bank. His main research interests include agriculture, labor, and social protection. He conducts large-scale field experiments to inform government policies. He holds a PhD in Economics from the University of California, Santa Cruz, an MPA from Cornell University, and a BA in Public Administration and Statistics from Korea University.

Recent work by Dahyeon Jeong

The challenge of measuring intimate partner violence via self-interviewing

Self-interviewing survey techniques substantially increase reported levels of intimate partner violence, but this may be driven by respondents’ misunderstanding

Methods & Measurement

David Sungho Park Shilpa Aggarwal Dahyeon Jeong Naresh Kumar Jonathan Robinson Alan Spearot

Published 21.07.23

The dynamic effects of cash transfers: Evidence from Liberia and Malawi

Cash transfers improve food security for up to two years, but without an increase in food expenditures and non-agricultural income

Public Economics

Shilpa Aggarwal Jenny Aker Dahyeon Jeong Naresh Kumar David Sungho Park Jonathan Robinson Alan Spearot

Published 22.05.23

Dahyeon Jeong

Recent work by Dahyeon Jeong

The challenge of measuring intimate partner violence via self-interviewing

The dynamic effects of cash transfers: Evidence from Liberia and Malawi