Margaret McConnell

J-PAL Affiliated Professor

Associate Professor of Global Health Economics

Harvard School of Public Health

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Margaret McConnell es profesora asistente de economía de salud global en la escuela de salud pública de Harvard. Ella completó su doctorado en el California Institute of Technology en 2009. Sus investigaciones se enfocan en descubrir qué motiva a los individuos a invertir en su salud, ahorrar para el futuro y hacer contribuciones hacia la provisión de bienes públicos.

Related Evaluations

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Savings Account Labeling and Financial Literacy Training for Susu Customers
Recordatorios de Mensajes de Texto e Incentivos para Ahorrar en Bolivia
Usando Estímulos para Superar Barreras Psicológicas al Ahorro en Perú
The Impact of Financial Incentives for Traditional Birth Attendants on Postnatal Care Use in Nigeria
The Impact of Cash Transfers on Delivery Planning and Maternal Care Quality in Kenya
The Impact of a Simple Savings Device on Meeting Planned and Unplanned Expenses in Niger
Behavioral Nudges to Improve Child Consumption of Quality Protein Maize in Ethiopia
To Charge or Not to Charge: Evidence from a Health Products Experiment in Uganda
Improving the Effectiveness of Vouchers for Free Family Planning after Childbirth in Kenya
Motivating Take up of Savings Accounts in Ghana
Incentives to Save in Ghana
The Relative Importance of Convenience Versus Information for the Adoption of Formal Savings Accounts in Ghana
Public Recognition and Fundraising in the United States
Uso de Cajas de Alarma para Combinar Compromisos y Recordatorios para Ahorros en Bolivia
Introducing Financial Services to Native Amazonians in Bolivia
Mensajes de Texto y Recordatorios para Ahorrar en Ecuador