The CDES at Monash University conducts rigorous, policy-relevant research to better understand the economic and social problems affecting the developing world.
We missed a few familiar faces this year due to travel, but it was wonderful to celebrate the season together. Wishing everyone a joyful and relaxing break! Happy Holidays!
@CDES_Monash is proud to contribute to Monash University being named the Leading research institution in the field of Development Economics by the The Australian’s Research 2025 rankings.
📢 Call for Papers open: Nov 1 – Feb 1, 2025 for the annual ThReD Conference, hosted by @MonashUni
📍 Monash Prato Centre, Prato, Italy🇮🇹
📅 June 25-26, 2025
Submit your research https://t.co/YgCZqsrIWU
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Today, @CDES_Monash was pleased to welcome back @BerkOzler12 from the @WorldBank Development Research Group, who presented the working paper "Therapy, Mental Health, and Human Capital Accumulation among Adolescents in Uganda".
Do in-kind transfers for social assistance lead to deadwt. losses by restricting consumer choice? @CDES_Monash@AshokaUniv researchers conduct experiment in slums—offering choice b/w free rice & varying amounts of cash to elicit willingness to pay for rice
https://t.co/PuyigxEZ1e
Call for Papers
ADEA-QUT Development Economics Conference
10-11 February 2025, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Australia
For details, visit: https://t.co/OOhVE2LwTQ
Submissions close Friday, 15 November 2024.
Our @CDES_Monash working paper. Why is it so hard to adopt sustainable choices? Our RCT identifies “awareness” as a constraint. But traditional awareness campaigns usually don’t work. We propose: target the constraint better leveraging upward spillovers. https://t.co/bhPdVxlsOi