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EuHEA Seminar Series: Impact of Forced Sterilization on Female Labor Market Outcomes: Evidence from India

Objective: I investigate the impact of the 1975-76 forced sterilization campaign carried out by the Indira Gandhi government in India on women’s long-run labor market outcomes. Methods: I exploit heterogeneity in the implementation of coercive sterilization at the district level using difference-in-differences (DiD) and run additional robustness and heterogeneity checks. Results: Using large data samples… Read More »EuHEA Seminar Series: Impact of Forced Sterilization on Female Labor Market Outcomes: Evidence from India

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CHE 40th Birthday Policy Forums: Building a policy-focussed global health economics research programme

Centre for Health Economics, University of York Alcuin 'A' Block University of York, York, United Kingdom

Speaker: Paul Revill, CHE Discussant: Katherina Hauck, Imperial College London Discussant: Jo Keatinge, Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office Over the last decade, CHE has established a research profile in global health economics. Thanzi is one leading programme that has focused on guiding resource allocation in Malawi, Uganda, and the East Central and Southern Africa (ECSA)… Read More »CHE 40th Birthday Policy Forums: Building a policy-focussed global health economics research programme

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