Robert (Robbie) Dulin
I am a fifth-year PhD student in economics at Princeton University and a Graduate Fellow at the Research Program in Development Economics (RPDE). My research examines how new ideas and technologies spread and take root in low-income countries. Most of my work focuses on agriculture and education in East Africa.
Awarded Travel Grant from The Weiss Fund for project Asymmetric Information and Adverse Selection in Land Markets
How Mechanistic Explanations Reshape Learning and Behavior presented at BREAD Stanford by Anirudh Sankar
Awarded Small Grant from the Princeton Data-Driven Social Sciences Initiative for project Adoption and Impacts of a Digital Information Technology
Awarded Pilot Grant from The Weiss Fund for project Adoption and Impacts of a Digital Information Technology
Baseline data collection underway for project Towards a Culture of Learning at Scale