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Edward Miguel

American economist
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  • Abhijit Banerjee, Esther Duflo, and Michael Kremer
    Michael Kremer

    …Kremer and the American economist Edward Miguel conducted an experiment in 1998–2001 that showed that demand for deworming pills among poor families in Kenya was (understandably) extremely sensitive to price: 75 percent of parents obtained deworming pills for their children when the medicine was made available (in primary schools) for…

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    …Kremer and the American economist Edward Miguel conducted an experiment in 1998–2001 that showed that demand for deworming pills among poor families in Kenya was (understandably) extremely sensitive to price: 75 percent of parents obtained deworming pills for their children when the medicine was made available (in primary schools) for…

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