This paper evaluates the impact of a reproductive health program on the nutritional status of children under the age of ten in rural Bangladesh. The program was administered in a treatment area while retaining an equally impoverished area as control through a doorstep delivery, allowing us to...

This paper examines the impact of sibling rivalry for resources on children's health outcomes by studying the effect of sibling composition and birth order on the height for age of children below ten years. This study determines whether relaxing resource constraints reduces the impact of sibling...

This paper extends the program evaluation literature by investigating intra-household externalities generated by a reproductive health program, administered as a quasi-control experiment in rural Bangladesh. Although the program only targeted mothers and children in randomly selected treatment...