Targeting using differential incentives: Evidence from a field experiment (Record no. 520422)

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Personal name Acharya, Yubraj and Kim, Jiyoon
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Title Targeting using differential incentives: Evidence from a field experiment
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Place of publication, distribution, etc Economic Development and Cultural Change
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Extent 70(2), Jan, 2022: p.763-790
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Summary, etc In a field experiment in Nepal, we varied the amount of financial incentives provided to health outreach workers by the ethnicity of the client they recruited for a free sugar level assessment. We find that our differential incentive in the ratio of 2.5∶1, geared toward encouraging a disadvantaged referral, raises the chances of such a referral by 11.6 percentage points (95% confidence interval, 1.1–22.1). This effect translates to an incentive elasticity of referral of 0.2. There is no evidence that the outreach workers refer less sick individuals to benefit from higher financial incentives; nor do they target fewer overall referrals. – Reproduced
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Main entry heading Economic Development and Cultural Change
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Subject DIP ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
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          Indian Institute of Public Administration Indian Institute of Public Administration 2022-09-14 70(2), Jan, 2022: p.763-790 AR127008 2022-09-14 Articles

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