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DP18984: Can AI Improve Household Welfare in Poorer Countries? Evidence and Measurement Challenges
Can artificial intelligence (AI) make scarce expertise more widely available in poorer countries and improve household welfare? Can it help measure welfare where surveys are infrequent? This structured critical review examines both questions and finds that the answers depend on the application and s
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