Nina Buchmann

PhD Candidate in Economics, Stanford University

PhD candidate in Economics at Stanford University. Areas of interest include development economics and behavioral economics. Particularly interested in issues related to gender, sexual assault and domestic violence.

Recent work by Nina Buchmann

The lifesaving benefits of convenient infrastructure: Evidence from Bangladesh

Physical proximity to pathogen-free water sources reduces child and adult mortality

Articles : Infrastructure & Urbanisation

Nina Buchmann Erica Field Rachel Glennerster Reshmaan N. Hussam

Published 05.12.22
The economics of child marriage

Empowerment programmes improve adolescent girls’ educational and labour market outcomes; financial incentives are effective in reducing child marriage

Video : Health & Education

Rachel Glennerster Nina Buchmann Erica Field

Published 09.09.20

Nina Buchmann

Recent work by Nina Buchmann

The lifesaving benefits of convenient infrastructure: Evidence from Bangladesh

The economics of child marriage