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+====How Can Bill And Melinda Gates Increase Other People'S Donations To Fund Public Goods?====
+Karlan, Dean; List, John, (2012). //How Can Bill And Melinda Gates Increase Other People'S Donations To Fund Public Goods?//. National Bureau of Economic Research.
+**Keywords**: asymmetric information, charitable fundraising, matching grant, public goods
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+**Charity target**:
+**Donor population**:
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+===Paper summary===
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+===Discussion===
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+===Evaluation===
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+<button collapse="meta">Meta-analysis data</button><collapse id="meta" collapsed="true"><well><WRAP third column>**Study year**:
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+**Peer reviewed**:
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+**Citations**: 0
+**Replications**:
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+**Demographics**:
+</WRAP><WRAP third column>**Design**:
+**Simple comparison**:
+**Sample size**:
+**Share treated**:
+**Key components**:
+**Main treatment**:
+**Mean donation**:
+**SD donation**:
+**Endowment amount**:
+**Endowment description**:
+**Currency**:
+</WRAP><WRAP third column>**Conversion rate**:
+**Effect size original**:
+**Effect size USD**:
+**SE effect size**:
+**SE calculation**:
+**Effect size share**:
+**Mean incidence**:
+**Effect size incidence**:
+**Headline p-val**:
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+This paper has been added by David Reinstein