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This paper examines the relationship between crises and the intra-household allocation of resources. Using data from Mexico, I estimate a structural collective
Reviewers: M Rosenzweig (Yale) & R Casteneda (Yale) | πππ β»οΈβ»οΈ β’ Anonymous | πππππ
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Summary of Reviews: This preprint uses data from Mexico and claims that during the global financial crisis, women's control over household resources i.e., their bargaining power, increased relative to men's but declined during the COVID crisis . Overall, reviewers expressed some concern about the validity of the studyβs assumptions and limited enquiry into potential mechanisms and policy implications.
Reviewer 1 (Mark Rβ¦ & Rodrigo Cβ¦) | πππ β»οΈβ»οΈ
Reviewer 2 (Anonymous) | πππππ
RR:C19 Strength of Evidence Scale Key π β»οΈβ»οΈβ»οΈβ»οΈ = Misleading ππ β»οΈβ»οΈβ»οΈ = Not Informative πππ β»οΈβ»οΈ = Potentially Informative ππππβ»οΈ = Reliable πππππ = Strong |
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