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DP19010: 3G Internet and Information Frictions in Childhood Vaccination: Evidence from India
Childhood vaccination rates often fall over the course of the immunization schedule. We study whether local mobile internet coverage reduces this decline, using data on about 113,000 children from India's National Family Health Survey (2019--21) matched to georeferenced maps of 3G network coverage.
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