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Blog post
“None of the above”: Protest voting, voter turnout and electoral outcomes in India
Indian voters can vote for “none of the above” in national and state elections. This option has raised voter turnout and provides insight into the behaviour of protest voters in elections that do not have an explicit protest option. In 2013, the Indian Supreme Court set out to increase political participation with an unusual policy: it mandated the introduction of a...
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Publication - Project Report
Solar microgrids and remote energy access: How weak incentives can undermine smart technology
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Publication - Working Paper
Consumption risk and human capital accumulation in India
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Publication - Working Paper
The welfare effect of road congestion pricing: Experimental evidence and equilibrium implications
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Publication - Working Paper
Curbing leakage in public programs: Evidence from India’s direct benefit transfer policy
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Publication - Project Report
Urban development and rural-urban linkages in six towns in Bihar
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Multimedia Item - Video
Nick Bloom: Do management interventions last?
How does improving management practices improve firm performance? Nick Bloom shares research results from India, which show that introducing management practices to textile firms had lasting impact several years on.
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Event
IGC-Gates Foundation India Programme Launch
The IGC India country programmes are merging under a new partnership with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to engage with government, research institutes, and other institutions in Bihar to build a strong, sustainable ecosystem of research and monitoring and evaluation in the state and throughout the country, and create the necessary local institutional capacity. The...