World Bank
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How does evidence diffuse through organisations?
Sharing research evidence with senior rather than junior staff significantly raises the chance it spreads through an organisation, but shifting peer beliefs about the evidence has no clear effect.
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Research into practice: Lessons from development impact evaluation
Insights and lessons from a career of putting research into practice
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Why does aid not target the poorest?
Ease of implementation might be a significant factor behind the flow of aid to richer parts of countries
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Public servants and political bias: Evidence from the UK civil service and the World Bank
An experiment shows that public servants make errors when interpreting data, incorrectly concluding that it aligns with their ideological preferences
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The changing face of development: A conversation with Kaushik Basu
Kaushik Basu discusses global development issues, including the World Bank’s changing mission and its engagement with the world
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New price adjustments reshape the world, yet again
A revision of our recent views of the global economic geography, and a rethinking of empirical analysis based on the earlier data, may be in order