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Published Articles

G²LM|LIC Working Papers are published by renowned international journals in the field of development economics. The following list presents an overview of all published G²LM|LIC articles so far.

    • Kate Vyborny
    • Nivedhitha Subramanian
    • Zunia Saif Tirmazee
    • Nikita Kohli
    • Elisabetta Gentile
    Barriers to Entry: Decomposing the Gender Gap in Job Search in Urban Pakistan
    Journal of Labor Economics
    • Ahmed Mushfiq Mobarak
    • Corey Vernot
    • Arjun Kharel
    Remittance Frictions and Seasonal Poverty
    Quantitative Economics, 17(3), 670-708
    • Kate Vyborny
    • Robert Garlick
    • Nivedhitha Subramanian
    • Erica Field
    Why Don’t Jobseekers Search More? Barriers and Returns to Search on a Job Matching Platform
    Journal of Labor Economics
    • Ali Cheema
    • Asim I. Khwaja
    • Muhammad Farooq Naseer
    • Jacob Shapiro
    Glass Walls: Experimental Evidence on Constraints Faced by Women in Accessing Valuable Skilling Opportunities
    Journal of Political Economy, 134, (6)
    • Natalie Bau
    • Gaurav Khanna
    • Corinne Low
    • Alessandra Voena
    Traditional Institutions in Modern Times: Dowries as Pensions When Sons Migrate
    The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 141(1), 205-262
    • Girum Abebe
    • Stefano Caria
    • Marcel Fafchamps
    • Paolo Falco
    • Simon Franklin
    • Simon Quinn
    • Forhad Shilpi
    Matching Frictions and Distorted Beliefs: Evidence from a Job Fair Experiment
    The Economic Journal, 135(671), 2089–2121
    • Jörg Peters
    • Julian Rose
    Understanding the re-emerging effects of cash transfers 12 years on
    VoxDev
    • Nathan Fiala
    • Julian Rose
    • Filder Aryemo
    • Jörg Peters
    Timing matters: The (very) long-run impacts of cash grants during a crisis
    Journal of Development Economics
    • Amalia Miller
    • Kamalini Ramdas
    • Alp Sungu
    • Soledad Giardili
    • Sanjay Jain
    Girls’ Night In? Effects of the Kenyan COVID-19 Lockdown on Web Browsing
    Review of Industrial Organization
    • Kjetil Bjorvatn
    • Selim Gulesci
    • Denise Ferris
    • Arne Nasgowtiz
    • Vincent Somville
    • Lore Vandewalle
    Childcare, Labor Supply, and Business Development: Experimental Evidence from Uganda
    American Economic Journal: Applied Economics
    • Arne Nasgowtiz
    • Denise Ferris
    • Kjetil Bjorvatn
    • Lore Vandewalle
    • Selim Gulesci
    • Vincent Somville
    Preschool subsidies and cash transfers have long-term health benefits for children
    VoxDev
    • Joshua Blumenstock
    • Guanghua Chi
    • Xu Tan
    Migration and the Value of Social Networks
    The Review of Economic Studies, 92(1), 97-128
    • Andrew Brudevold-Newman
    • Maddalena Honorati
    • Gerald Ipapa
    • Pamela Jakiela
    • Owen Ozier
    A Firm of One’s Own: Experimental Evidence on Credit Constraints and Occupational Choice
    The Review of Economics and Statistics, 1–25
    • Dietmar Fehr
    • Günther Fink
    • Kelsey Jack
    Poor and Rational: Decision-Making under Scarcity
    Journal of Political Economy
    • Caroline Krafft
    • Ragui Assaad
    • Ruby Cheung
    Introducing the Sudan Labor Market Panel Survey 2022
    Demographic Research, 51(4), 81-106
    • Nina Caroline Buchmann
    • Carl Meyer
    • Colin D. Sullivan
    Paternalistic gender discrimination
    VoxDev
    • Jose Galdo
    (Joint) Bank Savings, Female Empowerment, and Child Labor in Rural Ethiopia
    The World Bank Economic Review
    • Kjetil Bjorvatn
    • Denise Ferris
    • Selim Gulesci
    • Arne Nasgowtiz
    • Vincent Somville
    • Lore Vandewalle
    Long-Term Effects of Preschool Subsidies and Cash Transfers on Child Development: Evidence from Uganda
    AEA Papers and Proceedings
    • Belinda Archibong
    • Peter Blair Henry
    Shocking Offers: Gender, Wage Inequality, and Recessions in Online Labor Markets
    AEA Papers and Proceedings, Volume 114, 196-200
    • Sam Asher
    • Paul Novosad
    • Charlie Rafkin
    Intergenerational Mobility in India: New Measures and Estimates across Time and Social Groups
    American Economic Journal: Applied Economics
    • Taryn Dinkelman
    • Grace Kumchulesi
    • Martine Mariotti
    Labor Migration, Capital Accumulation, and the Structure of Rural Labor Markets
    The Review of Economics and Statistics 2024, 1–46
    • Lawrence Edwards
    • Godfrey Kamutando
    Allocative Efficiency between and within the Formal and Informal Manufacturing Sectors in Zimbabwe
    The World Bank Economic Review
    • Livia Alfonsi
    • Mary Namubiru
    • Sara Spaziani
    Gender gaps: back and here to stay? Evidence from skilled Ugandan workers during COVID-19
    Review of Economics of the Household
    • Oriana Bandiera
    • Ahmed Elsayed
    • Anton Heil
    • Andrea Smurra
    Economic Development and the Organisation of Labour
    VoxDev
    • Erica Field
    • Aiman Farrukh
    • Robert Garlick
    • Lala Rukh Khan
    • Maniha Aftab
    • Sarah Hussain
    Simplifying communication dramatically increased job application rates on a platform in Pakistan
    VoxDev
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