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Matthieu Chemin

  • Associate Professor of Economics, McGill University

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The causal effects of judicial efficiency on economic activity: Evidence from a partnership between McGill University, the Kenyan Judiciary, and the World Bank

Matthieu Chemin, Vincenzo Di Maro, Paul Kimalu 31 Jan 2024
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Data science for justice: Evidence from a nationwide randomised experiment in Kenya

Matthieu Chemin, Daniel L. Chen, Vincenzo Di Maro, Paul Kimalu, Momanyi Mokaya, Manuel Ramos-Maqueda
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Data science for justice: Evidence from a nationwide randomised experiment in Kenya

Data science for justice: Evidence from a nationwide randomised experiment in Kenya

Matthieu Chemin, Vincenzo Di Maro, Paul Kimalu
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