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Arun G. Chandrasekhar
Arun G. Chandrasekhar
Assistant Professor of Economics, Stanford University
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The diffusion of microfinance
A Banerjee, AG Chandrasekhar, E Duflo, MO Jackson
Science 341 (6144), 2013
15952013
Using gossips to spread information: Theory and evidence from two randomized controlled trials
A Banerjee, AG Chandrasekhar, E Duflo, MO Jackson
The Review of Economic Studies 86 (6), 2453-2490, 2019
489*2019
Econometrics of sampled networks
A Chandrasekhar, R Lewis
Unpublished manuscript, MIT.[422], 2011
3372011
Testing models of social learning on networks: Evidence from two experiments
AG Chandrasekhar, H Larreguy, JP Xandri
Econometrica 88 (1), 1-32, 2020
253*2020
Network structure and the aggregation of information: Theory and evidence from Indonesia
V Alatas, A Banerjee, AG Chandrasekhar, R Hanna, BA Olken
American Economic Review 106 (7), 1663-1704, 2016
2092016
A network formation model based on subgraphs
AG Chandrasekhar, MO Jackson
arXiv preprint arXiv:1611.07658, 2016
192*2016
Social Networks as Contract Enforcement: Evidence from a Lab Experiment in the Field
AG Chandrasekhar, C Kinnan, H Larreguy
191*2014
Social networks, reputation, and commitment: evidence from a savings monitors experiment
E Breza, AG Chandrasekhar
Econometrica 87 (1), 175-216, 2019
1532019
Econometrics of network formation
A Chandrasekhar
The Oxford handbook of the economics of networks, 303-357, 2016
1462016
Using aggregated relational data to feasibly identify network structure without network data
E Breza, AG Chandrasekhar, TH McCormick, M Pan
American Economic Review 110 (8), 2454-84, 2020
1122020
Messages on COVID-19 prevention in India increased symptoms reporting and adherence to preventive behaviors among 25 million recipients with similar effects on non-recipient …
A Banerjee, M Alsan, E Breza, AG Chandrasekhar, A Chowdhury, E Duflo, ...
National Bureau of Economic Research, 2020
1082020
Changes in social network structure in response to exposure to formal credit markets
A Banerjee, E Breza, AG Chandrasekhar, E Duflo, MO Jackson, C Kinnan
National Bureau of Economic Research, 2021
1042021
Comparison of knowledge and information-seeking behavior after general COVID-19 public health messages and messages tailored for Black and Latinx communities: a randomized …
M Alsan, FC Stanford, A Banerjee, E Breza, AG Chandrasekhar, ...
Annals of internal medicine 174 (4), 484-492, 2021
832021
Designing Effective Public Health Messaging: Results from a Nationwide Twitter Experiment in Indonesia
A Vivi, AG Chandrasekhar, M Mobius, BA Olken, C Paladines
76*2020
When less is more: Experimental evidence on information delivery during India's demonetization
A Banerjee, E Breza, AG Chandrasekhar, B Golub
National Bureau of Economic Research, 2018
662018
Signaling, shame, and silence in social learning
AG Chandrasekhar, B Golub, H Yang
National Bureau of Economic Research, 2018
59*2018
Selecting the most effective nudge: Evidence from a large-scale experiment on immunization
A Banerjee, AG Chandrasekhar, S Dalpath, E Duflo, J Floretta, ...
National Bureau of Economic Research, 2021
572021
Naive learning with uninformed agents
A Banerjee, E Breza, AG Chandrasekhar, M Mobius
American Economic Review 111 (11), 3540-3574, 2021
512021
Effects of a large-scale social media advertising campaign on holiday travel and COVID-19 infections: a cluster randomized controlled trial
E Breza, FC Stanford, M Alsan, B Alsan, A Banerjee, AG Chandrasekhar, ...
Nature medicine 27 (9), 1622-1628, 2021
462021
Network centrality and informal institutions: Evidence from a lab experiment in the field
E Breza, A Chandrasekhar, H Larreguy
NBER working paper 20309, 2016
42*2016
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