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Healthcare at the beginning of life and child survival: Evidence from a cash transfer experiment in Nigeria

机译：生命和儿童生存开始的医疗保健：来自尼日利亚现金转移实验的证据

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Households in poor countries are encouraged (and sometimes coerced) to increase investments in formal health care services during pregnancy and childbirth. Is this good policy? The answer to a large extent depends on its effects on child welfare. We study the effects of a cash transfer program in Nigeria in which households were offered a payment of $14 conditioned on uptake of health services. We show that the transfer led to a large increase in uptake and a substantial increase in child survival driven by a decrease in in-utero child deaths. We present evidence suggesting that the key driver is prenatal health investments.
机译：鼓励贫穷国家的家庭（有时强制）在怀孕和分娩期间增加对正规医疗服务的投资。 这是良好的政策吗？ 答案在很大程度上取决于其对儿童福利的影响。 我们研究了尼日利亚现金转移方案的影响，其中家庭提供14美元的支付，以应对卫生服务的采伐。 我们表明转让导致摄取的大幅增加和由于UTEO儿童死亡的减少导致儿童存活率大幅增加。 我们提出了证据表明关键驾驶员是产前健康投资。

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