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Lectures by

Francesco AMODIO, McGill University, Montreal
Improving Regulatory Transparency in Business Tax Collection: An RCT in the Kyrgyz Republic

Jean Marie BALAND, University of Namur
Household Bargaining in Developing Countries

Giacomo DE GIORGI, Geneva School of Economics and Management
Bribes vs. Taxes: Market Structure and Incentives

Karen MACOURS, Paris School of Economics
Measuring Skills in Developing Countries

Maria Pia MENDOLA, University of Milano-Bicocca
Family Size, Sibling Rivarly and Migration: Evidence from Mexico

Peter LANJOUW, VU University, Amsterdam
A Village, a Country and the Discipline: Economic Development in Palanpur over Seven Decades

Gianmarco LEON, Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona
Vertical Integration, Supplier Behavior, and Quality Upgrading among Exporters

Andrew F. NEWMAN, Boston University
All Together Now: Integration, Delegation and Management

Learning Lab by

Gero CARLETTO, LSMS - World Bank
The LSMS Data Base: Opportunity for Research

Piero CONFORTI, FAO of the United Nations
The FAO/Rural Living Standard Data Base: Opportunity for Research

Jean MERCENIER, Université Panthéon-Assas, Paris 2
Appropriate Technology and Barriers to Technology Adoption: Potential Implications for the European Union

Lorenzo GUARCELLO, UCW - Understanding Children's Work
The UCW Database: Opportunity for Research

Giovanni VECCHI, University of Rome Tor Vergata, CEIS
Poverty and Inequality in Retrospect within a Developing Country Context: Opportunity for Research

Focus by

Pasquale Lucio SCANDIZZO, University of Rome Tor Vergata, CEIS

Advanced General Equilibrium Modelling: the Integration of Policy and Project Analysis

Papers presented by

Ashani AMARASINGHE
Spatial Diffusion of Economic Shocks and Networks

Jacopo BONAN
Social Interaction and Technology Adoption: Experimental Evidence from Improved Cookstoves in Mali

Fenella CARPENA
Electricity Provision and Kerosene Markets

Irene CLAVIJO
Long-Term Impacts of Conditional Cash Transfers on Economic Mobility: Evidence Using Welfare Ranks and Trajectories

Tianran DAI
When the Young Meet the Old: Evidence on Education Upgrading in China

Esther DELASALLE
Returns to Farm Child Labor in Tanzania

Sweta GUPTA
Do Mothers-In-Law Ruin Efficiency? Evidence from Rural India

Niklas HEUSCH
Informal Medical Providers in Developing Countries: What Do They Know, Do, and Profit From

Jorge GARCIA HOMBRADOS
Child Marriage and Fertility: Evidence from Ethiopia

Damera Vijay KUMAR
Choice for the Poor or Poor Choice? Experimental Evidence from Implementation of India's School Choice Policy

Jia De Gedeon LIM
Village Strongmen and State Capacity: The Persistence of Indonesia's Tanah Bengkok

María LOMBARDI
Teacher Performance Pay and Student Learning: Evidence from a Nationwide Program in Peru

Giovanna MARCOLONGO
A Theoretical Analysis of Political Brokers and Clientelism

Diana NGO
Commuting to Educational Opportunity? School Choice Effects of Mass Transit Expansion in Mexico City

Rajesh RAMACHANDRAN
The Persistence of Traditional Caste Hierarchies: The Role of Affirmative Action, Early Child hood Outcomes and Discrimination

Emma RILEY
Can Mobile Money Help Overcome Temptation Spending and Social Pressures among Microfinance Clients?

Ximena JATIVA SIERRA
Unintended Consequences of Road Rehabilitation in Tanzania: Market Participation, Prices and Welfare

Ravi SOMANI
Subjective Performance Evaluations, Supervisor Bias, and the Consequences in the Bureaucracy

Margaux VINEZ
Division of the Commons and Access to Land on The Frontier : Lessons from The Colonial Legacy in The Democratic Republic of Congo