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This research announcement discusses the important role of labor market conditions in business development and provincial income at the provincial level in Vietnam.
This policy viewpoint analyzes the main reasons for low productivity in Pakistan and proposes actionable policy recommendations to address them.
The deadly floods of 26 August 2026 obliterated the most important route connecting landlocked Nepal with its northern neighbour. This has raised questions over
This study analyzes how education and health jointly affect wage determination and labor-force participation among working-age individuals in Vietnam using 2014-2020 data.
The paper analyzes the size of the range of multiple equilibria in sovereign debt markets and shows that the nature of the equilibrium depends crucially on certain factors.
Private capital fund managers appear to possess significant information about the relative quality of their portfolio firms even within the first three years after
Line drawing is a common aspect of legal systems, where legal treatment depends on whether an activity falls above or below a certain threshold.
This working paper examines how the shale revolution and the U.S. shift from petroleum importer to net exporter have altered the macroeconomic impacts of oil shocks.
Short-term return reversal is a robust asset-pricing anomaly often linked to liquidity provision. This working paper decomposes individual firm stock returns.
What caused the 2000s housing cycle? This article synthesizes two decades of research, including reduced-form empirics and structural models. Although often contentious, the literature
This working paper demonstrates that the persistence of media sentiment depends not only on whether news is good or bad but also on other factors.
This working paper studies a 3-year accelerated math curriculum in urban middle schools that allows students to complete Algebra I early.
Many regression analyses involve observations correlated within independent clusters or spatially correlated by distance or other measures, as discussed in this working paper.
The paper provides a theoretical framework showing that occupational licensing may increase labor quality but reduce its quantity.
Observational research examining the link between maternal acetaminophen use during pregnancy and the child's risk of ADHD or autism.
This working paper examines how food assistance through the Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer (P-EBT) program influences spending on sugary foods.
This working paper studies how information about school quality influences family choices and how scaling the intervention alters its impact.
This working paper examines whether area-level economic opportunity measures predict long-term outcomes for vulnerable populations such as refugee children.
This working paper addresses inference methods for regression with data correlated by distance, typically geographic. It highlights issues arising from failure to properly adjust for such correlations.
Stressful events like the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami have long-term adverse health effects, but the causal mechanisms linking exposure to disease are not well understood.
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