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@AndrewBrudevold #CGDTalks (2 of 6) In the game, spouses are separately asked to designate goods as “male” or “female”. Then the wife is asked whether her designations would change if she knows the designations will be revealed to her spouse.

@AndrewBrudevold #CGDTalks (5 of 6) Does the “Lab-in-the-field” game reward participants differentially if a certain good is designated as "male" or "female" by husband, wife or both? Lack of consequences attenuates the measurement validity.

@AndrewBrudevold #CGDTalks (3 of 6) Will the experiment use the woman’s responses to the "Lab-in-the-field" game questions as one of the measures of the woman’s empowerment before and after the #financialinclusion experiment, as in a DID design?

@AndrewBrudevold #CGDTalks (6 of 6) For example, how would "points" awarded the two spouses in the "Lab-in-the-field" game differ depending on whether one or the other or both designate the good “beer” to be “male” or “female”?

@AndrewBrudevold #CGDTalks (4 of 6) In French, the official language of Burkina, “beer” is feminine and “carrot” is masculine. So for francophone participants, designating “beer” as masculine or “carrot” as feminine would be a linguistic mistake. Problem?

@AndrewBrudevold #CGDTalks (1 of 6) Thanks for your presentation of GIL work on at #CGDTalks today. I was particularly interested in the #financialinclusion RCT GIL is launching in Burkina Faso and its incorporation of a "Lab-in-the-field" game.

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