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Failing in the field [electronic resource] : what we can learn when field research goes wrong / Dean Karlan, Jacob Appel.

Karlan, Dean S., author.; Appel, Jacob, editor.
2016
Q180.55.M4 K36 2016eb
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Title
Failing in the field [electronic resource] : what we can learn when field research goes wrong / Dean Karlan, Jacob Appel.
Author
Karlan, Dean S., author.
ISBN
9781400883615 (electronic book)
9780691161891
Published
Princeton, [New Jersey] : Princeton University Press, 2016.
Copyright
©2016
Language
English
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1 online resource (viii, 164 pages) illustrations
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Q180.55.M4 K36 2016eb
Dewey Decimal Classification
001.42
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Appel, Jacob, editor.
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Introduction: Why Failures?
PART I. LEADING CAUSES OF RESEARCH FAILURES. 1. Inappropriate Research Setting
2. Technical Design Flaws
3. Partner Organization Challenges
4. Survey and Measurement Execution Problems
5. Low Participation Rates. PART II. CASE STUDIES. 6. Credit and Financial Literacy Training: No Delivery Means No Impact
7. Interest Rate Sensitivity: Ignoring the Elephant in the Room
8. Youth Savings: Real Money Drumming up Fake People
9. Poultry Loans: Trying to Fly without a Pilot
10. Child Health and Business Training with Credit: No Such Thing as a Simple Study
11. Bundling Credit and Insurance: Turns Out More Is Less
Conclusion
Appendix Checklist for Avoiding Failures.

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