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Not enough data?

Avinash Kishore, on February 21st, 2011

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After a long time, I went home to India this winter. I was there to collect price data that the Labour Bureau gathers every week from 94 towns and cities in India to construct the consumer price index for industrial...Read More..

¡Saludos! from Mexico

Diane Coffey, on January 15th, 2011

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¡Saludos! I’m writing from a small city in the state of Puebla in Mexico. I’m here to learn more about collecting survey data, but for now I’d like to share some impressions of the two mountain towns that I have...Read More..

Welcome to the RICE blog

Dean Spears, on January 12th, 2011

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Thank you for visiting RICE‘s new blog. Please look around at our project and research. We hope you will get involved with our community -- we look forward to hearing from you. Keep coming back to the blog for updates...Read More..

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Gender, social disadvantage, and happiness: Women’s emotion labor in Indian families

This study documents and contextualizes a new puzzle about reported happiness among married women using data from India, a large developing country with severe gender

The Social Attitudes Research, India (SARI) project is among the first to study prejudice and discrimination in India using a low-cost mobile phone survey. We collect representative

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