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A new empirical literature documents the fluidity of firm boundaries when it comes to capital and labor among small firms in developing countries.
This week's links include 3 new JEP papers of interest, our search for a Stata Bayesian expert, what happens when chat-GPT comes to the office, and more...
When a policymaker or donor partner (a “decision maker” for the purposes of this post) poses a policy question—“What’s the best evidence to retain health workers in rural clinics?” “How can we scale an agricultural extension program effectively?” “Was that program to root out school violence successful?”—-you may do some analysis to figure out the answer. But what’s the best way to share the results of that analysis?
This blog is a biweekly feature highlighting recently published working papers from around the World Bank Group. It introduces 5 papers published from June 1 to June 15, 2022, on various topics related to gender, migration, energy consumption and support towards policy reforms.