Research Notes
Anup Malani, Stuti Sachdeva, Sabareesh RamachandranEpidemics and economic development, mostly.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 14 | Subscribers | Read | anupmalani.substack.com |
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Why are slums *not* dense?
A few months ago I was listening to a podcast with the wonderful Alain Bertaud, principal urban planner for the World Bank for two decades.1 He was on the Ideas of India Podcast with Shruti Rajagopalan, one of my favorite podcasts. That pod...
The big puzzles of economic development
I periodically teach a class on law and economic development targeted at masters level public policy students, law students and advanced undergraduates. I am going to post a few of my lectures, which are write-ups of my slides for the class...
A political theory on the development of slums
I was in Nairobi a few weeks ago, doing fieldwork in the city’s informal settlements. This is part of a long-term ethnographic project (with Adam Chilton) to understand the economics of slums, initially in India, and now around the world. W...
Why do some countries have lots of slums and others hardly any?
Why do some countries have large portions of their populations living in urban slums and some countries have few slums if any? For example, Nicaragua and the Republic of Congo have over 30% of their total populations — not just their urban...
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Health & development economist, & law professor. U. Chicago. Founder & director, Int'l Innovation Corps. Studies slums, health policy, epidemics & blockchain.
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.
Graduate student at UCSD Economics working on health, education, and social protection
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