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international development, economics, politics, and policy follow me on: main menu skip to primary content skip to secondary content blog research teaching about post navigation ← older posts ipa’s weekly links 22 jun 2018 guest post by jeff mosenkis of innovations for poverty action . “back in school we used to call it chew and pour,” he says. meaning, for each possible question, the teacher gives you one correct answer to memorize — or “chew” — so that come test time, you can regurgitate it — “pour it” back to her verbatim. “and then,” adds agbavor with a chuckle, “you forget about it. nothing is retained.” that’s from one of my favorite podcasts, npr’s rough translation , which is hosted by their former east africa correspondent, and is back for another season. in a great episode, they talk to upenn education researcher sharon wolf about her work with some of my ipa colleagues in ghana trying to improve preschools, and an unexpected wall they ran into from the people most invested in it ( web audio & article , itunes ). sharon reflects on some of the findings in a blog post here . 3ie has updated their count of impact evaluations over time and by source. as shayda mae sabet and annette n. brown report , there’s been a small dip in recent years: also annette, ben wood, & rui müller report their findings trying to verify development econ findings (even when materials are required by journals). i’ll let brian nosek summarize: results: 109 articles, 27 push button replicable. 59 authors refused to provide replication files. 30 of the 59 were published in journals requiring sharing. of remaining 23, 3 had proprietary data, 15 had incomplete code, and 5 had minor differences in the replication results. — brian nosek (@briannosek) june 20, 2018 but, (prompted by some of justin sandefur’s excellent live tweeting of the rise education conference) heather lanthorn, akib khan, and i had a conversation on a more basic question – where do the implementation details get reported? how can a program be realistically copied or tested in another context when there’s no mechanism for saving or reporting how a program was run? jobs : want to answer those and more practical questions on science, implementation, and scaling? check out these jobs at a new yale center for better understanding how to scale effective interventions ( director , and program and communications manager ). the initiative will be led by mushfiq mobarak, who has been very thoughtful about these issues on projects including the givewell-recommended “no lean season” incentives for seasonal migration program. also from rise, david evans describes the reaction when karthik muralitharan got up in front of the crowd and dropped the bas(eline). muralitharan explains that under some conditions (particularly when working with governments and the project might never be implemented correctly anyway), it might makes more sense to put the money into good randomization and a bigger endline. he expands on it here . mayan kids have a much longer attention span than american kids which psychology researchers attribute to parenting styles that promote the child’s autonomy. and a brief moment of appreciation for an international news headline writer (via colin campbell ) share: email twitter facebook reddit 7 responses. add yours. ipa’s weekly links 8 jun 2018 guest post by jeff mosenkis of innovations for poverty action . this week ethiopia this week accepted a formal peace deal with eritrea, but more interestingly announced it would open up its state-owned airline and utilities to outside investment and competition. (and perhaps build a navy even though it’s landlocked?) good analysis about what not having ethiopian conflict means for eritrean rule in this op-ed . tyler cowen was recently in ethiopia and wrote several interesting posts and columns . the gender gap in math in east germany appears to be lower than west: we show that this east-west difference is due to girls’ attitudes, confidence and competitiveness in math, and not to other confounding factors, such as the difference in economic conditions or teaching styles across the former political border. ( via lisa cook ) jobs: ipa is hiring a chief research and policy officer , a pretty senior role, with a lot of opportunity to do great things at a large scale. (many other positions as well) busara in nairobi is hiring for a number of positions. evidence action is hiring a deworm the world director . richard thaler writes about the evolution of behavioral economics in aer . (gated, but you can watch him explain it in his nobel lecture version and slides ). h/t imran rasul. elizabeth warren has been arguing with economists over her previous academic research on the number of medical bankruptcies in the u.s. – hint: methodology for counting matters a lot to the final number you come up with. the drc count of ebola infections is at 60, and the who has been preparing the neighboring countries for it, including with vaccinations. the graph above comes from an interesting paper that sara lowes and eduardo montero describe in voxdev, looking at how forced vaccination campaigns by the french military in colonial central africa against sleeping sickness in the 1920s through 1950s still have effects today. the vaccinations were often at gunpoint and had serious side effects. the result may have been lasting mistrust of the medical establishment – in the areas where the campaigns occurred, people today were less likely recently to accept a free blood test for anemia or hiv, or vaccinations. it recalls alsan & wanamaker ‘s finding that in the u.s. after the revelation of the tuskegee syphilis experiments in 1972, african-american men (in particular the ones closer to macon county, alabama, where the experiments happened) became less likely to visit doctors. they estimate this caused an up to 1.4 year drop in life expectancy for older african-american men years later. share: email twitter facebook reddit 15 responses. add yours. ipa’s weekly links 1 jun 2018 guest post by jeff mosenkis of innovations for poverty action . alex tabarrok summarizes the story from the new book on rcts, randomistas, about how toms shoes invited an external evaluation of their program giving away shoes and discovered it wasn’t helping recipients very much. this isn’t that unusual in development, but faced with the evidence, they agreed to be named in the paper and be public about it, and tried to figure out how to use the insights to do better. (see study author bruce wydick’s thoughts on it from 2015 as well) the gates foundation announced a new $68 million effort to improve education in india and sub-saharan africa. at a recent event bill gates said “amazingly, we thought education would be easy, and health would be hard.” the world bank’s ifc has a new report about how great uber is for women, funded by uber (see justin sandefur on this). in colombia, psychologists and neuroscientists are jumping into action around the farc demobilization to understand how years of violence affect the brain and how to best reintegrate former fighters back into mainstream society. on the 80,000 hours podcast , eva vivalt discusses some hard truths she’s come to realize as the founder of aidgrade and in her own research aggregating development economics findings. many interventions don’t work, and those that do often don’t replicate, but she doesn’t think that means we should give up. i have a friend in drug development, and it’s a running joke that every drug he’s worked on fails (only after years of work and millions of dollars spent), but he doesn’t give up on the enterprise of curing disease. vivalt suggests that the process could be helped along by a mechanism where researchers could tap the wisdom of the crowds, polling colleagues for their priors, and what programs they think would replicate. other research has shown prediction markets among researchers can work well for predicting which

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