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publicationsselecting the most effective nudge: evidence from a large-scale experiment on immunization (with abhijit banerjee, suresh dalpath, esther duflo, john floretta, matthew o. jackson, harini kannan, francine loza, anirudh sankar, anna schrimpf, and maheshwor shrestha) [forthcoming, econometrica] can a trusted messenger change behavior when information is plentiful? evidence from the first months of the covid-19 pandemic in west bengal (with abhijit banerjee, marcella alsan, emily breza, abhijit chowdhury, esther duflo, paul goldsmith-pinkham, and benjamin olken) [forthcoming, the review of economics and statistics ] designing effective celebrity public health messaging: results from a nationwide twitter experiment promoting vaccination in indonesia (with vivi alatas, markus mobius, benjamin olken, and cindy paladines) the economic journal (april, 2024) vol. 134 issue 659: doi.org/10.1093/ej/uead102 effects of a large-scale social media advertising campaign on holiday travel and covid-19 infections: a cluster randomized controlled trial (with emily breza, fatima stanford, marcela alsan, burak alsan, abhijit banerjee, sarah eichmeyer, traci glushko, paul goldsmith-pinkham, kelly holland, emily hoppe, mohit karnani, sarah liegl, tristan loisel, lucy ogbu-nwobodo, ben olken, carlos torres, pierre-luc vautrey, erica warner, susan wootton, and esther duflo). nature: medicine: doi.org/10.1038/s41591-021-01487-3 effect of physician-delivered covid-19 public health messages and messages acknowledging racial inequality on Black and white adults' knowledge, beliefs, and practices related to covid-19: a randomized clinical trial (with carlos torres, lucy ogbu-nwobodo, marcella alsan, fatima cody stanford, abhijit banerjee, emily breza, sarah eichmeyer, mohit Karnani, tristan Loisel, paul goldsmith-pinkham, benjamin olken, pierre-luc vautrey, erica warner, and esther duflo). jama network open: doi.org/10.7326/M20-6141 interacting regional policies in containing a disease (with paul goldsmith-pinkham, matthew o. jackson, and samuel thau) proceedings of the national academy of sciences (may, 2021): vol. 118 no. 19 doi:10.1073/pnas.2021520118 [supplementary information] comparison of knowledge and information-seeking behavior after general covid-19 public health messages and messages tailored for black and latinx communities: a randomized controlled trial (with marcella alsan, fatima cody stanford, abhijit banerjee, emily breza, sarah eichmeyer, paul goldsmith-pinkham, lucy ogbu-nwobodo, benjamin olken, carlos torres, anirudh sankar, pierre-luc vautrey, and esther duflo). annals of internal medicine: doi.org/10.7326/M20-6141 using gossips to spread information: theory and evidence from two randomized controlled trials (with abhijit banerjee, esther duflo, and matthew o. jackson). the review of economic studies (february, 2019): doi:10.1093/restud/rdz008 [data and programs] surveys and non-refereed publicationsnetworks in economic development (with emily breza, benjamin golub, and aneesha parvathaneni). oxford review of economic policy. (edited by matthew ellott, sanjeev goyal, and alex teytelboym, 2019) working papersrevising...non-robustness of diffusion estimates on networks with measurement error (with paul goldsmith-pinkham, tyler mccormick, samuel thau, and jerry wei) [revision requested at econometrica] in progress...small changes in survey recruitment protocols lead to large differences in policymaker inference: evidence from a randomized controlled trial on covid-19 surveillance (with marcella alsan, abhijit banerjee, emily breza, esther duflo, paul goldsmith-pinkham, weston merrick, and benjamin olken) some work in progressold stuff |