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In this new #STEGWorkingPaper, STEG Small Grant Recipients @ProfRDeSimone @LBS & Felipe Brugués @ITAM_mx quantify the efficiency and distributive effects of market power in commercial lending markets using an a natural experiment in Ecuador.
https://t.co/TcF5xEbQbB
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New #STEGWorkingPaper from Lisa Ho (@MIT), @anahitark (@ubcVSE) and @suhani_jalota (@StanfordEcon) examine the impact of flexible work arrangements on female labour force participation and gender norms through a field experiment in West Bengal.
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Zhang Chen @Princeton presents new evidence on firm size distribution dynamics in #economicdevelopment. Policies favouring large firms may improve welfare through diffusion externalities!
https://t.co/y1vxQrMJMW
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📢New #STEGWorkingPaper
@bassi_vittorio, @Jay_JHLee @Ale_M_Peter, @PorzioTommaso, @RitwikaSen & E. Tugum find that barriers to labour specialisation in Ugandan manufacturing firms are strong inhibitors of growth even in the absence of external constraints
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New #STEGWorkingPaper by Andrea Kiss @CarnegieMellon, @kateorkin @BlavatnikSchool, @LukasHenselEcon @GSM_PKU, @Oxford_CSAE & Robert Garlick @DukeEcon on improving labour market outcomes in #SouthAfrica by tackling matching inefficiencies!
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If you missed this research on the 'urbanisation without industrialisation' phenomenon at the #ConfSTEG23, read this #STEGWorkingPaper by Qing Huang (@PrincetonEcon), Victoria Wenxin Xie (@SantaClaraUniv), and Wei You (@PKU1898).
https://t.co/ulgAEy3qn9
In the latest #STEGWorkingPaper, SRG grantees Gideon Ndubuisi and Solomon Owusu explore how firms’ engagement in GVC affects job reallocation, using South African firm-level data. Discover winners, losers, & welfare impacts.
https://t.co/QKC5CIxxI0
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In our latest #STEGWorkingPaper @MattKRibar uses a co-joint experiment to explore the perceived utility of land titles in Senegal, and its impact in state building.
Read about it here: https://t.co/lXu1tgrvCy
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In this #STEGWorkingPaper, Animashaun (@uomsoss) and Emediegwu (@ManMetUni) examine the effects of hydrocarbon expansion on gender-specific labour market frictions, as a source of structural transformation.
https://t.co/srmkP6l40o
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In our latest #STEGWorkingPaper, F. Cossu @AlessioMoro78 @javirodriecon and S. Tunis present a new theory of structural transformation that can successfully reproduce structural change and time allocation patterns in the U.S.
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In our latest #STEGWorkingPaper, Jess Rudder (@DILatUChicago) finds that rural food retailers react less to price shocks than urban firms, as evidenced by 270 food retailers in Tanzania.
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In our latest #STEGWorkingPaper K. Vrolijk and G. Ndubuisi find that #trade exposure reduces trust, enhances participation, and has ambiguous effects on identity, as evidenced by microdata in #Uganda.
https://t.co/PjyXaDWfhL
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In our latest #STEGWorkingPaper J. Asturias, @marcosanfilip and @AshaSundaram9 study 2 effects of FDI in Ethiopia – an increase in aggregate in real income, and a loss in allocative efficiency due to high markups.
https://t.co/Tp9bK43NI4
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In our latest #STEGWorkingPaper @marvin_cardoza @Grigoli82, Nicola Pierri and @cian_ruane show how and why production networks matter for labour market flows using Dominican Republic data.
https://t.co/pIOlMqR8Rg
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In our latest #STEGWorkingPaper @marvin_cardoza @Grigoli82, Nicola Pierri and @cian_ruane show how and why production networks matter for labour market flows using Dominican Republic data.
https://t.co/pIOlMqR8Rg
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In our latest #STEGWorkingPaper, Animashaun (@uomsoss) and Emediegwu (@ManMetUni) examine the effects of hydrocarbon expansion on gender-specific labour market frictions, as a source of structural transformation.
https://t.co/PTJfoZ9iV8
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Boppart et al. find that TFP improvements in the non-agricultural sector via factor substitution are key to increasing agricultural productivity over time and, ultimately, development.
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In our latest #STEG Working Paper, Sandhya Garg @SamarthEcon and @skmallick69 study how proximity to banks improves women’s entrepreneurship with evidence from Rural India.
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