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Gender Recap in Light of #MeToo | NEUDC 2018

Anaka Aiyar is a Post-Doc working at the Tata-Cornell Institute in the Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and…

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Highlights from the WASH and Health & Nutrition Sessions |NEUDC 2018

Sylvia Blom is a PhD student in the Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management at Cornell University.…

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Conferences, Health, Nutrition

NEUDC 2018: Recap

Molly Ingram is an Economics PhD student at Cornell University. The 2018 North East Universities Development Consortium (NEUDC) concluded this…

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The State of Development Economics, as Seen from NEUDC 2018 Submissions

John Hoddinott is the H.E. Babcock Professor of Food & Nutrition Economics and Policy and Chris Barrett is the Stephen B. & Janice G.…

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Instrumental Variables in Panel Data: A round-up of working papers

Paul Christian is an economist in the Development Impact Evaluation Unit of the World Bank Development Research Group and Chris…

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Aid, Conflict, Methods

Food Aid and Conflict: What is the evidence?

Paul Christian is an economist in the Development Impact Evaluation Unit of the World Bank Development Research Group and Chris…

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Aid, Conflict, Food Security, Methods

MIEDC 2018: Recap

Jeffrey Bloem, Khandker Wahedur Rahman, and Harshada Karnik are PhD students in  Applied Economics at the University of Minnesota This past…

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MIEDC 2018 Recap (1): Agriculture and Finance

Jeffrey Bloem, Khandker Wahedur Rahman, and Harshada Karnik are PhD students in  Applied Economics at the University of Minnesota In this…

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MIEDC 2018 Recap (2): Education and Health

Jeffrey Bloem, Khandker Wahedur Rahman, and Harshada Karnik are PhD students in  Applied Economics at the University of Minnesota In this…

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MIEDC 2018 Recap (3): Poverty, Labor, Politics, and Methods

Jeffrey Bloem, Khandker Wahedur Rahman, and Harshada Karnik are PhD students in  Applied Economics at the University of Minnesota In this…

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Nobel Lecture, 1979
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