Pascaline Dupas

Co-Líder, Salud

J-PAL Affiliated Professor

Professor of Economics

Stanford University

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Pascaline Dupas es Profesora Asistente en el Departamento de Economía de Stanford University. Las áreas de investigación de Dupas son la Microeconomía Aplicada y la Economía del Desarrollo. Actualmente está llevando a cabo experimentos en terreno en temas de salud, educación, y microfinanzas. Dupas se desempeñó anteriormente como miembro del Comité Ejecutivo de J-PAL.

Related Evaluations

20 result(s)
Transferencias Monetarias Condicionadas para la Educacion en Marruecos
El impacto de la distribución de condones y testeo voluntario en la prevención del VIH
Returns to Secondary Schooling in Ghana
Conexiones a Agua Potable para los Hogares en Tánger, Marruecos
¿Distribución Gratuita o Compartir los Costos? Evidencia de un Experimento de Prevención de la Malaria en Kenia
El papel de la Información, las Redes Sociales y los Mensajes de Marketing en la Disposición de los Hogares a Pagar por la Prevención de la Malaria en Kenia
Savings Accounts for Village Micro-Entrepreneurs in Kenya
Efecto de pares, razón de alumnos/profesor, e incentivos para los profesores en Kenia
Prevención del VIH/SIDA a Través de Información de Riesgo Relativo para Adolecentes en Kenia
The Roles of Water Treatment Subsidies and Community Health Workers in Improving Child Health and Chlorine Usage in Malawi
Improving the Targeting of Preventive Health Subsidies through Vouchers in Western Kenya
Expanding Banking Access to the Rural Poor in Kenya: Challenges and Opportunities
The role of information, accountability and resource gaps in explaining poor urban services quality in Addis Ababa and its rapidly urbanizing surroundings
Providing Free Bank Accounts in Chile, Malawi, and Uganda
Selective Trials for Agricultural Technology Adoption and Experimentation in Kenya
Governance and the Effectiveness of Public Health Subsidies in Ghana, Kenya, and Uganda
Constraints to Saving for Health Expenditures in Kenya
Balancing Health Benefits and Risks of ACT Subsidies for Africa
The Impact of Risk Information on Adolescent Sexual Behavior and Knowledge in Cameroon
Prevención del VIH/SIDA y del Embarazo Adolescente en Kenia: El Rol de Profesores Capacitados y Subsidios Educacionales

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32 result(s)
Empowering patients with information to improve hospital accountability
Why Insurance Alone May Not Improve Women's Access To Healthcare
Closing the COVID Trust Deficit
Locked out of critical care: Covid-19 lockdown and non-Covid mortality
Economist Pascaline Dupas named director of the Stanford King Center on Global Development
Stanford economist awarded Guggenheim Fellowship
Ideas help no one on a shelf. Take them to the world.
Pascaline Dupas, meilleure jeune économiste française 2015
The fight against fake drugs
What happens when you approach global poverty as a science experiment?
The case for unconditional handouts to the poor
A conversation with Pascaline Dupas about health savings
Missing Pieces: Banking for the Poor, Reform in China, and More
Turning on the Taps in Tangiers
To Use or Not to Use: Getting People to Adopt New Health Technologies
Secondary Sources: Chinese Inflation, Arrow’s Other Theorem, Happiness on Tap
Grameen Bank and the Public Good
Sachs Not Vindicated
Perhaps Microfinance Isn’t Such a Big Deal After All
MicroCapital.org Reports on a Microsavings Project in Kenya
Handicapping Economics' "Baby Nobel", the Clark Medal
The Intensive and Extensive Margins of Teenage Sex
Sparking a Savings Revolution
Which Poverty-Fighting Policies Work? J-PAL Has the Answer
Cheap Solutions Cut AIDS Toll for Poor Kenyan Youths
Field Trials Aim to Tackle Poverty
What Lessons Can Schools Learn From Streaming by Ability?
Charity vs. Capitalism in Africa
A Handout, Not a Hand Up
Numbers That Can Change the World
Jeff Sachs Vindicated
Influencing Sex, with Information