Technology can help governments monitor agent actions more efficiently and improve public welfare

Temp agency workers in Argentina receive 49% of the workplace-specific pay premia earned by regular workers in user firms

Bundling payment incentives over time is more effective in increasing effort among the impatient, relative to increasing payment frequency

Policy delivery agents perform better when working with members of their own social groups thereby affecting the efficiency of policy interventions

Can we increase girls’ educational outcomes through endowing them with negotiation skills?

Should development economists focus more on analysis of cities?

How can policymakers ensure high take-up rates for programmes designed to increase women’s economic empowerment?

How can policymakers solve the problem of non-payment of utility bills while still maintaining access to water and sanitation services?

Why do trade barriers remain high in developing countries despite the significant potential to drive economic growth through trade?