environments across two distinct societies: the Maasai in Tanzania and the Khasi in India. One unique aspect of these societies is …

not at all for the least developed country (Tanzania). Moreover, the breakdown in correct remuneration in the two least …

In this paper, we quantify market access in rural Tanzania, and the extent to which it constrains agricultural …,183 villages in two regions of Tanzania. We find that a village in the 90th percentile of the travel-cost adjusted price …

rich panel data from farms in Tanzania and Uganda, we estimate our model using a flexible specification in which we allow …

The purpose of this article is to study the effect of education on labor market participation and household consumption … education, I find that education increases household consumption, especially in agriculture and in nonfarm self …

attainment that resulted from an intensive distribution of iodized oil capsules (IOC) in Tanzania. We look for evidence of … estimated effect on education. Cross-country regression estimates corroborate the results from Tanzania, indicating a strong …

This paper examines the relationship between household income shocks and child labor. In particular, we investigate the … extent to which transitory income shocks lead to increases in child labor and whether household access to credit mitigates … the effects of these shocks. Using panel data from a survey in Tanzania, we find that both relationships are significant …

We use a field experiment in Tanzania to compare the effectiveness on learning of two teacher performance pay systems …