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Paul J. Gertler |
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Professor of Economics University of California, Berkeley
Professor of Health Services Finance University of California, Berkeley Faculty Director Graduate Program in Health Services Management University of California, Berkeley Faculty Research Associate National Bureau of Economic Research Cambridge MA
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Address: University of California Haas School of Business, #1900 Berkeley, CA 94720-1900 |
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(510) 642-1418 Email: gertler@haas.berkeley.edu |
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"Insuring Consumption Against Illness" (2001) with Jonathan Gruber, published in the American Economic Review March 2002, pp.51-70.
“Empowerment and Efficiency: Tenancy Reform in West Bengal,” (2001) , with Abihjit Bannerjee and Maitreesh Ghatak, published in the Journal of Political Economy April 2002, pp.239-280.
"Schooling and Parental Death" with David Levine and Minnie Ames, forthcoming in the Review of Economics and Statistics
"An Experiment in Incentive Based Welfare: The Impact of Mexico's PROGRESA on Health" (April 2001) with Simone Peart Boyce
"Do Micro Finance/Savings Programs Help Families Insure Consumption Against Illness" (September 2001) with David Levine and Enrico Morreti
"Who
Benefits From Social Health Insurance in The Philippines?"
"Child Height and the Quality of Medical Care" (Revised March 2002) with Sarah Barber
"Strategic Integration of Hospitals and Physicians" (Revised May 2002) with Alison Evans Cuellar
"Ownership, Efficiency and the Market for Hospitals" (Revised May 2002) with Jennifer Kuan
"Did Industrialization Destroy Social Capital in Indonesia" (Revised June 2002) with Edward Miguel and David Levine
"Water for Life: The Impact of the Privatization of Water Services on Child Mortality in Argentina" (Revised January 2003) with Sebatian Galiani and Ernesto Schargrodsky
"The Presence and Presents of Parents: Do Parents Matter for More than Their Money" (February 2003) with David Levine and Sebastian Martinez
"Sex Sells, but Risky Sex Sells for More," (February 2003) with Manisha Shah and Stefano Bertozzi