Dahyeon Jeong
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Only a few days left before the deadline. Don't miss the chance to interact with researchers and policymakers doing impactful research!.
The 6th World Bank–KDI School Development Impact Conference is on Nov 6–7 in Washington, D.C.! We’re more than excited to have Michael Kremer as the keynote speaker. Graduate students are welcome to submit. Deadline is Aug 29. Click the link for details.
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The 6th World Bank–KDI School Development Impact Conference is on Nov 6–7 in Washington, D.C.! We’re more than excited to have Michael Kremer as the keynote speaker. Graduate students are welcome to submit. Deadline is Aug 29. Click the link for details.
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My first fieldwork 10 years ago that got me into ag and development. Grateful to those who supported me on this journey.
Boosting agricultural productivity is a key policy goal in Africa. Today's article sheds light on the important role of infrastructure.
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RT @cblatts: OK, I think ChatGPT 4o just changed grant proposal writing forever. Our problem, because of a tech and email mistake, we rece….
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RT @dmckenzie001: Weekly links February 14, 2025: sharing data and the problems of poor data, polisci trends, shift-share explained, and mo….
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RT @dmckenzie001: Mean Reversion in RCTs: It may matter for targeting… @BerkOzler12 summarizes a new working paper that gives another reaso….
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Mean Reversion in RCTs: It may matter for targeting…
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RT @dmckenzie001: Tiny plastics, big problem - Gabe Englander summarizes a new paper that shows a link between marine microplastics and low….
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Marine microplastic pollution lowers birth weights.
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RT @evavivalt: Our paper "Local knowledge, formal evidence, and policy decisions" (with @AidanCoville and @sampskc) is out at the JDE. Man….
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RT @dmckenzie001: In a new working paper, @JacobusCilliers, @nour_elashmawy & I look at the use of PDS Lasso for selecting control variable….
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RT @Prof_Nishith_P: I'm #honored to share that I’ve been invited to deliver a #keynote lecture at the 5th Development Impact Conference in….
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RT @dmckenzie001: Weekly links September 13: pricing health insurance, sharing research with subjects, cities, climate resilient ag, and mo….
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RT @FairfaxCountyPD: #Missing 19yo Amadou "Niko" Diop, was last seen on July 14, at 10:15pm in the 10000 block of Akhtamer Drive in Great F….
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RT @DaveEvansPhD: Colombia’s school feeding program:.* Dropout rate ↓ 10-25%.* Grade repetition ↓ 7-13%.* High school completion ↑ 39%.* Te….
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RT @alegovini: Adopting a respondent-driven sampling approach to generate a diverse sample of traders to track value chains @SylvanRH ++.
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RT @florianederer: One of my tennis doubles partners who played for a while on the ATP Tour shared his undergraduate economics thesis from….
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RT @nberpubs: A large universal cash transfer in Liberia and Malawi improved food security for 1.5–2 years, driven by increased farm invest….
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RT @worldbankdata: #Facebook's marketing data isn't just about 'likes' anymore—it's a goldmine for social research. Dive into our blog to….
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RT @nberpubs: Cross-cut cash transfers in Malawi with an “input fair”. Cash increases investment by 27%, while the combination of cash and….
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RT @JustinSandefur: Super interesting:. The way we measure global poverty focuses -- inadvertently, but perhaps usefully -- pretty heavily….
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RT @dmckenzie001: If you have uneven attrition by treatment status, should you just focus remaining surveying on the group with lower respo….
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If survey response is higher in the treatment group than the control, should you tell the survey company to just focus on the control for the last part?
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