Simon Quinn

New Resources

Can rural public works affect agricultural wages? Evidence from India, CSAE working paper
The Determinants of Earnings Inequalities: Panel data evidence from South Africa, CSAE working paper
CSAE Research Summary 2012
Financial Architecture and the Monetary Transmission Mechanism in Tanzania, CSAE working paper
Media Freedom and Democracy: Complements or Substitutes in the Fight against Corruption?, CSAE working paper
Market Integration and Border Effects in Eastern Africa, CSAE working paper
How to improve knowledge and take-up of public services by the poor: The case of the RSBY National Health Insurance in India, iiG Briefing Paper 20

CSAE and All Souls College

Biography

Simon Quinn completed a dual degree in Economics and Law at the University of Queensland before coming to Oxford in 2005 as a Rhodes Scholar. Simon completed the M.Phil in Economics in 2007 and the D.Phil in Economics in 2010; his doctoral research was on "Bank Credit and Legal Status in Moroccan Manufacturing", and was supervised by Professor Marcel Fafchamps. Since then, Simon has pursued post-doctoral research in development economics, with a focus on markets, firms and institutions in Africa; he is also interested in several methodological issues concerning discrete choice and coarse information. Simon has been an Examination Fellow at All Souls College since 2007