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Manisha Shah Dr. Alternative spellings: Manisha Bipin Shah
Profession Economist
Affiliations University of California Berkeley University of California Los Angeles. Department of Urban Planning National Bureau of Economic Research University of California Irvine. Department of Economics University of Melbourne. Department of Economics
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Publishing years Series Discussion paper series / IZA (13) NBER Working Paper (12) NBER working paper series (11) IZA Discussion Paper (11) Working paper / National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc. (11) , Vol. , pp. - (1) Melbourne Institute Working Paper (1) Melbourne Institute working paper series (1) Discussion papers / CEPR (1) World Bank Policy Research Working Paper (1) Policy research working paper : WPS (1) Policy Research Working Paper (1) Oxford handbooks (1) Oxford handbooks online / Economic and finance (1) 
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