Annemie Maertens

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Welcome to my homepage. I am an Assistant Professor in International Development at the University of Pittsburgh. I am associated with the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs and have a joint appointment at the Department of Economics.

 

The schedule and papers of the Pittsburgh International Trade and Development Seminar Series are available here.  

 

My research interests are in the field of development economics. I focus on the social and behavioral aspects of individual decision-making, using behavioral experiments in the laboratory and in the field, randomized controlled trials, and  econometric analysis of household and firm survey data. My work tends to have a geographical focus on South Asia, and India in particular, where I have spent 16 months during 2007-2008 collecting data for my dissertation. In terms of topics, I have worked on (agricultural) technology adoption, education and farmers’ attitudes towards risk for my dissertation. My current research interests also include agricultural markets, social networks, child and maternal nutrition, and the Indian family and marriage market

 

For more information on my research, visit the research page. For more information on the data I collected in India in collaboration with ICRISAT, visit the Data page. Information on the courses I am teaching can be found on the teaching page.

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