Susanna B. Berkouwer
Assistant Professor of Business Economics & Public Policy at the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania
Susanna Berkouwer is an Assistant Professor of Business Economics & Public Policy at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania whose research studies the economics of environment, climate, energy, and international development. Susanna is a Faculty Research Fellow with the National Bureau of Economic Research, and an affiliate with J-PAL and with BREAD. Susanna holds a PhD from UC Berkeley.
Recent work by Susanna B. Berkouwer
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The health impacts of average vs peak pollution exposure: Evidence from cooking in Kenya
Lowering peak pollution exposure through fuel efficient cookstoves reduces respiratory symptoms. But in areas with high average pollution, more must be done to improve clinical outcomes and reduce health expenditures.
Published 22.02.24
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Can energy efficiency subsidies improve welfare in low-income countries? Evidence from Kenya says yes
Energy-efficient stoves save USD 120 per year (300% returns), but as credit constraints prevent adoption, subsidies may be more effective than carbon taxes
Published 25.05.20