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Silvia Prina

Professor of Economics

Northeastern University

Affiliations

College of Social Sciences and Humanities

Economics

Silvia Prina is currently serving as a College Of Social Sciences And Humanities Professor of Economics at Northeastern University.

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Silvia Prina

Northeastern University

Professor of Economics

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economics economic development behavioral sciences finance development economics agricultural economics social science research financial inclusion poverty international development applied economics microeconomics covid-19 agricultural policy economic behavior food choice racial prejudice spillover effects endogenous fertility occupational choice professional development world development economic research african economy mobility african development economic analysis latin american economic history youth services applied developmental psychology world bank economic behavioral finance treatment effects cash transfers mobility analysis human mobility monetization social distancing domestic violence economic integration agricultural impacts wage inflation economic change labor market impact labor market outcomes worker health organizational economics policy development development policy adolescent psychology community health scholarly communication applied social science randomized controlled trials caesarean section digital finance savings accounts educational aspirations social programs parental knowledge risk attitudes intertemporal choices network changes treatment effect accounting parental aspirations mobile money agent density money transfers randomized experiment human capital development theory

Notable Scholarly Works

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A Second Chance at Financial Inclusion: The Impact of Repayment Plans and Incentives on Delinquent Digital Credit Borrowers. AEA Randomized Controlled Trials (2024)

Alfredo BurlandoBrock WilsonSilvia PrinaMichael Kuhn

randomized controlled trialsrepayment plansfinancefinancial inclusionsecond chance

Passing the Message: Peer Outreach About Covid-19 Precautions in Zambia. Journal of Development Economics (2024)

Alfredo BurlandoPradeep ChintaguntaJessica GoldbergMelissa GraboyesPeter HangomaDean KarlanMario MacisSilvia Prina

public healthcommunity healthcommunity developmentcovid-19scholarly communicationapplied social sciencesocial sciencesdevelopment economicseconomic developmentglobal health

Public Opinion, Racial Bias and Labour Market Outcomes in the USA. Nature Human Behaviour (2024)

Kaveh MajlesiSilvia PrinaPaul Sullivan

sociologypublic opinionsocial sciencessocial mediademographyracial prejudicelabour market outcomesracial biasbehavioral sciences

Short-Term Labor Supply Response to the Timing of Transfer Payments: Evidence From the Snap Program. Labour Economics (2024)

Mindy MarksSilvia PrinaRedina Tahaj

transfer paymentssocial science researchsnap programsocial sciences

Too Fast, Too Furious? Digital Credit Delivery Speed and Repayment Rates. Journal of Development Economics (2024)

Alfredo BurlandoMichael A. KuhnSilvia Prina

digital financefinancial economicsrepayment rateseconomicssocial sciencesfinancesocial science research

Can a Mobile-App-Based Behavioral Intervention Teach Financial Skills to Youth? Experimental Evidence From a Financial Diaries Study. Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization (2023)

Veronica FrisanchoAlejandro HerreraSilvia Prina

mobile-app-based behavioral interventionyouth servicesfinancial skillsadolescent healtheconomicseducationapplied developmental psychologyexperimental evidenceadolescent psychologybehavioral economicseconomic behaviorfinancial diaries studybehavioral sciences

C-Sections, Obesity, and Healthcare Specialization: Evidence From Mexico. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Catalina Herrera-AlmanzaFernanda Marquez-PadillaSilvia Prina

economicsobesitymaternal healthhealth economicscaesarean sectionhealthcare specializationworld bank economichealth policy

Public Opinion, Racial Bias, and Labor Market Outcomes. Research Square (2023)

Kaveh MajlesiSilvia PrinaPaul Sullivan

political sciencepublic opinionsocial sciencesracial prejudicejournalismracial bias

The Role of Credit Reports in Digital Lending: A Case Study From Mexico. Oxford Review of Economic Policy (2023)

Alfredo BurlandoMichael A KuhnSilvia Prina

digital lendingeconomicseconomic policyfinance

Transitory Income Changes and Consumption Smoothing: Evidence From Mexico. Journal of Public Economics (2023)

Manuela AngelucciCarlos ChiapaSilvia PrinaIrvin Rojas

public economicsconsumption smoothingeconomicstransitory income changes

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Silvia Prina

Professor of Economics

Northeastern University

Affiliations

College of Social Sciences and Humanities

Economics

Silvia Prina is currently serving as a College Of Social Sciences And Humanities Professor of Economics at Northeastern University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Silvia Prina

Northeastern University

Professor of Economics

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Second Chance at Financial Inclusion: The Impact of Repayment Plans and Incentives on Delinquent Digital Credit Borrowers. AEA Randomized Controlled Trials (2024)

Alfredo BurlandoBrock WilsonSilvia PrinaMichael Kuhn

randomized controlled trialsrepayment plansfinancefinancial inclusionsecond chance

Passing the Message: Peer Outreach About Covid-19 Precautions in Zambia. Journal of Development Economics (2024)

Alfredo BurlandoPradeep ChintaguntaJessica GoldbergMelissa GraboyesPeter HangomaDean KarlanMario MacisSilvia Prina

public healthcommunity healthcommunity developmentcovid-19scholarly communicationapplied social sciencesocial sciencesdevelopment economicseconomic developmentglobal health

Public Opinion, Racial Bias and Labour Market Outcomes in the USA. Nature Human Behaviour (2024)

Kaveh MajlesiSilvia PrinaPaul Sullivan

sociologypublic opinionsocial sciencessocial mediademographyracial prejudicelabour market outcomesracial biasbehavioral sciences

Short-Term Labor Supply Response to the Timing of Transfer Payments: Evidence From the Snap Program. Labour Economics (2024)

Mindy MarksSilvia PrinaRedina Tahaj

transfer paymentssocial science researchsnap programsocial sciences

Too Fast, Too Furious? Digital Credit Delivery Speed and Repayment Rates. Journal of Development Economics (2024)

Alfredo BurlandoMichael A. KuhnSilvia Prina

digital financefinancial economicsrepayment rateseconomicssocial sciencesfinancesocial science research

Can a Mobile-App-Based Behavioral Intervention Teach Financial Skills to Youth? Experimental Evidence From a Financial Diaries Study. Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization (2023)

Veronica FrisanchoAlejandro HerreraSilvia Prina

C-Sections, Obesity, and Healthcare Specialization: Evidence From Mexico. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Catalina Herrera-AlmanzaFernanda Marquez-PadillaSilvia Prina

economicsobesitymaternal healthhealth economicscaesarean sectionhealthcare specializationworld bank economichealth policy

Public Opinion, Racial Bias, and Labor Market Outcomes. Research Square (2023)

Kaveh MajlesiSilvia PrinaPaul Sullivan

political sciencepublic opinionsocial sciencesracial prejudicejournalismracial bias

The Role of Credit Reports in Digital Lending: A Case Study From Mexico. Oxford Review of Economic Policy (2023)

Alfredo BurlandoMichael A KuhnSilvia Prina

digital lendingeconomicseconomic policyfinance

Transitory Income Changes and Consumption Smoothing: Evidence From Mexico. Journal of Public Economics (2023)

Manuela AngelucciCarlos ChiapaSilvia PrinaIrvin Rojas

public economicsconsumption smoothingeconomicstransitory income changes

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2
3
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