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Chris WoodruffUniversity of Oxford, Department of International DevelopmentVerified email at qeh.ox.ac.uk
John GibsonProfessor of Economics, University of WaikatoVerified email at waikato.ac.nz
Suresh de MelUniversity of PeradeniyaVerified email at pdn.ac.lk
Steven StillmanProfessor of Economics, Free University of Bozen-BolzanoVerified email at unibz.it
Nick BloomStanfordVerified email at stanford.edu
Aprajit MahajanUC BERKELEYVerified email at berkeley.edu
Miriam BruhnDevelopment Research Group, World BankVerified email at worldbank.org
John RobertsGraduate School of Business, Stanford UniversityVerified email at stanford.edu
Hillel RapoportProfessor, Paris School of EconomicsVerified email at psemail.eu
Dean YangProfessor of Economics, University of MichiganVerified email at umich.edu
Leonardo IacovoneWorld Bank, Hertie School of Governance, Innovation for Poverty Action, JPALVerified email at worldbank.org
Francisco CamposSenior Economist, World BankVerified email at worldbank.org
Markus GoldsteinThe World BankVerified email at worldbank.org
Simon QuinnDepartment of Economics and Public Policy, Imperial College LondonVerified email at imperial.ac.uk
Marcel FafchampsStanford UniversityVerified email at stanford.edu
Mona MensmannAssociate Professor, University of CologneVerified email at wiso.uni-koeln.de
Matthew GrohNorthwestern UniversityVerified email at northwestern.edu
Xavier GinéDevelopment Research Group, World BankVerified email at worldbank.org
Berk ÖzlerLead Economist | Research Manager, Development Research Group, The World BankVerified email at worldbank.org
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Does management matter? Evidence from India N Bloom, B Eifert, A Mahajan, D McKenzie, J Roberts Quarterly Journal of Economics 128 (1), 1-51, 2013	2272	2013
Returns to capital in microenterprises: evidence from a field experiment S De Mel, D McKenzie, C Woodruff The quarterly journal of Economics 123 (4), 1329-1372, 2008	1844*	2008
Network effects and the dynamics of migration and inequality: Theory and evidence from Mexico D McKenzie, H Rapoport Journal of development Economics 84 (1), 1-24, 2007	1387	2007
In pursuit of balance: Randomization in practice in development field experiments M Bruhn, D McKenzie American Economic Journal: Applied Economics 1 (4), 200-232, 2009	1212	2009
Measuring inequality with asset indicators DJ McKenzie Journal of population economics 18, 229-260, 2005	1127	2005
Can migration reduce educational attainment? Evidence from Mexico D McKenzie, H Rapoport Journal of Population Economics 24 (4), 1331-1358, 2011	1121*	2011
Beyond baseline and follow-up: The case for more T in experiments D McKenzie Journal of development Economics 99 (2), 210-221, 2012	1092	2012
What are we learning from business training and entrepreneurship evaluations around the developing world? D McKenzie, C Woodruff The World Bank Research Observer 29 (1), 48-82, 2014	1015	2014
Self-selection patterns in Mexico-US migration: the role of migration networks D McKenzie, H Rapoport the Review of Economics and Statistics 92 (4), 811-821, 2010	911	2010
The effects of migration on child health in Mexico N Hildebrandt, DJ McKenzie Economia 6 (1), 257-89, 2005	807	2005
Microenterprise growth and the flypaper effect: Evidence from a randomized experiment in Ghana M Fafchamps, D McKenzie, S Quinn, C Woodruff Journal of development Economics 106, 211-226, 2014	726*	2014
How important is selection? Experimental vs. non-experimental measures of the income gains from migration D McKenzie, J Gibson, S Stillman Journal of the European Economic Association 8 (4), 913-45, 2010	688	2010
The Economic Consequences of “Brain Drain” of the Best and Brightest: Evidence from Five Countries J Gibson, D McKenzie Economic Journal 122, 339-75, 2012	662*	2012
Are women more credit constrained? Experimental evidence on gender and microenterprise returns S De Mel, D McKenzie, C Woodruff American Economic Journal: Applied Economics 1 (3), 1-32, 2009	580	2009
Experimental evidence on returns to capital and access to finance in Mexico D McKenzie, C Woodruff The World Bank Economic Review 22 (3), 457-482, 2008	570	2008
The demand for, and consequences of, formalization among informal firms in Sri Lanka S De Mel, D McKenzie, C Woodruff American Economic Journal: Applied Economics 5 (2), 122-50, 2013	564	2013
Business training and female enterprise start-up, growth, and dynamics: Experimental evidence from Sri Lanka S De Mel, D McKenzie, C Woodruff Journal of Development Economics 106, 199-210, 2014	555	2014
Teaching personal initiative beats traditional training in boosting small business in West Africa F Campos, M Frese, M Goldstein, L Iacovone, HC Johnson, D McKenzie, ... Science 357 (6357), 1287-1290, 2017	539	2017
The microeconomic determinants of emigration and return migration of the best and brightest: Evidence from the Pacific J Gibson, D McKenzie Journal of Development Economics 95 (1), 18-29, 2011	537	2011
How effective are active labor market policies in developing countries? a critical review of recent evidence D McKenzie The World Bank Research Observer 32 (2), 127-154, 2017	530	2017

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