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Research Notes

Anup Malani, Stuti Sachdeva, Sabareesh Ramachandran

Epidemics and economic development, mostly.

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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

Anup Malani

Health & development economist, & law professor. U. Chicago. Founder & director, Int'l Innovation Corps. Studies slums, health policy, epidemics & blockchain.

Stuti Sachdeva

Stuti is a policy professional and is working with Professor Gruber, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Her work entails collaborating with government agencies to promote evidence-based policies. She holds a MPA degree from Columbia University.

Sabareesh Ramachandran

Graduate student at UCSD Economics working on health, education, and social protection

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