
April 1, 2020 - Article
Productivity of workers in Chennai, India benefited less from increased sleep time at home, where sleeping conditions were poor, than from high-quality naps at their workplace. P oor urban residents of developing nations sleep relatively little, and a new study from India suggests why. Its not that...
November 30, 2017 - Chapter
This paper is a primer for economists interested in the relationship between poverty and cognitive function. We begin by discussing a set of underlying aspects of cognitive function relevant to economic decision-makingattention, inhibitory control, memory, and higher-order cognitive...