Charles Sprenger

Assistant Professor
Stanford University

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Charles Sprenger is an Assistant Professor at Stanford University. His main research interests are Experimental Economics, Behavioral Economics, Consumer Finance and he is currently researching experimental tests of risk and time preferences and their predictive validity

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Charles Sprenger

Preference parameters and public sector contracts: A field study with polio vaccinators in Pakistan

Using preference parameter estimates to optimise public sector wage contracts: A field study in Pakistan

Using preference estimates to customize incentives: An application to polio vaccination drives in Pakistan

Using preference parameter estimates to optimise public sector wage contracts: A field study in Pakistan

Charles Sprenger

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Preference parameters and public sector contracts: A field study with polio vaccinators in Pakistan

Using preference parameter estimates to optimise public sector wage contracts: A field study in Pakistan

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Using preference estimates to customize incentives: An application to polio vaccination drives in Pakistan

Using preference parameter estimates to optimise public sector wage contracts: A field study in Pakistan

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