#NEUDC2025 🏛️🤝 Session on Political Economy in India
Maitri Punjabi from Michigan State University
will present:
“Offices or Officers: Sources of Variation in Government Performance”
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#NEUDC2025 📉🔢 Session on Econometrics and Measurement
Josué Awonon from Tufts University will present:
“Surviving Attrition: Conformal Prediction for Robust Treatment Effect Inference”
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#NEUDC2025 🌱⚖️ Session on Environmental Policy
Lorena Moreno from Tufts University will present:
“Unsafe Waters: The Hidden Costs of Seasonal Drinking Water Contamination in Ecuador”
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#NEUDC2025 🏛️📈 Session on Political Economy and Long-Run Development
Juan Jimenez from University of British Columbia will present:
“Land as a Path to Peace? The Effect of Land Restitution on Violence and Agricultural Investment”
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Research on transportation in developing countries has increased dramatically in the past decade, from Adam Storeygard www.nber.org/papers/w34354

Mismeasured weather & satellite data: Patrick Behrer summarizes new work on the performance of 9 of the most commonly used earth observation datasets. "Depending on which you use, the estimated impact of weather on agricultural outcomes varies, sometimes wildly"
blogs.worldbank.org/en/impacteva...

Linking historical Gautreaux desegregation records to long-run outcome to study how moves to white, low-poverty areas impacted Black children's earnings, wealth, and marriage, from Eric Chyn, Robert Collinson, and Danielle H. Sandler https://www.nber.org/papers/w33427