
Dahyeon Jeong
@dahyeon_jeong
Economist at DIME, World Bank
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http://www.dahyeonjeong.com 13-02-2017 05:19:52
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I am so proud of my team Patrick Premand, Dahyeon Jeong and so many others who devote their lives to reimagine our future. It is easy to predict doom. It is much harder to have the courage and creativity to envision and find ways for us to secure a brighter future.


Super interesting: The way we measure global poverty focuses -- inadvertently, but perhaps usefully -- pretty heavily on households' ability to cope with shocks, rather than their average income over the year. joshmerfeld.github.io/assets/papers/… Josh Merfeld Jonathan Morduch


Cross-cut cash transfers in Malawi with an “input fair”. Cash increases investment by 27%, while the combination of cash and input fair increases investment by 40%, from Shilpa Aggarwal, Dahyeon Jeong, Kumar, David Sungho Park, @jmrtwentytwo, and @acspearot nber.org/papers/w32263



A large universal cash transfer in Liberia and Malawi improved food security for 1.5–2 years, driven by increased farm investment and production, from Shilpa Aggarwal, Aker, Dahyeon Jeong, Naresh Kumar, David Sungho Park, @jmrtwentytwo, and @acspearot nber.org/papers/w32431



Adopting a respondent-driven sampling approach to generate a diverse sample of traders to track value chains Sylvan Herskowitz ++



I'm #honored to share that I’ve been invited to deliver a #keynote lecture at the 5th Development Impact Conference in collaboration between the KDI School & World Bank DIME! Thank you KDI School & Josh Merfeld! Fellow #economists please submit your papers. NU School of Public Policy and Urban Affairs



In a new working paper, Jacobus Cilliers, Nour Elashmawy & I look at the use of PDS Lasso for selecting control variables in field experiments. This is an issue that in part came up through discussions a while back on Twitter, 1/5 blogs.worldbank.org/en/impactevalu…

Our paper "Local knowledge, formal evidence, and policy decisions" (with Aidan Coville and Sampada KC) is out at the JDE. Many people have the intuition that policymakers prefer evidence from their own context. To what extent is this true? 1/ 🧵





