Gregor Singer
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International and sectoral variation in energy prices 1995-2011: how does it relate to emissions policy stringency?
M Sato, G Singer, D Dussaux, S Lovo
Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment Working Paper, 2015
312015
International and sectoral variation in industrial energy prices 1995–2015
M Sato, G Singer, D Dussaux, S Lovo
Energy Economics 78, 235-258, 2019
242019
Green agricultural policies and poverty reduction
S Lovo, M Bezabih, G Singer
Grantham Research Institute Climate Change and the Environment and Global …, 2015
92015
Endogenous markups, input misallocation and geographical supplier access.”
G Singer
LSE mimeo, 2018
52018
When externalities collide: Influenza and pollution
JSG Zivin, MJ Neidell, NJ Sanders, G Singer
National Bureau of Economic Research, 2020
3*2020
Air pollution increases influenza hospitalizations
G Singer, JG Zivin, M Neidell, N Sanders
medRxiv, 2020
32020
Can Subjective Resilience Indicators Predict Future Food Security?: Evidence from Three Communities in Rural Kyrgyzstan
A Clare, L Sagynbekova, G Singer, C Bene, A Rahmanberdi
Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment, 2018
32018
Competition and Conflict: Evidence from a Community Driven Development Program in Indonesia
T Garg, C Gennaioli, S Lovo, G Singer
Draft, 2017
12017
Competition and Conflict
T Garg, C Gennaioli, S Lovo, G Singer
2019
Essays on misallocation of production inputs and energy efficiency in Indian industries
G Singer
The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), 2019
2019
Climate-resilient development in agrarian economies
M Bezabih, S Lovo, G Singer, C McLaren
The Economics of Climate-Resilient Development, 2016
2016
Greasing the wheels of the labor market? Immigration and worker mobility
S Braun, G Singer
Kiel Policy Brief, 2012
2012
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