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September 2018November 2019 moneyfitcfs

Kamran Bilir

Assistant Professor of Economics
University of Wisconsin-Madison

kbilir@ssc.wisc.edu



Areas of Research Interest:  International Economics, Applied Microeconomics, Economics of Innovation

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Financial Coaching and Medication Adherence: The Potential for a New Model

Evaluating Experiential Financial Capability Education: A Field Study of My Classroom Economy

Implementation and Impact Evaluation of Local Interventions for Financial Empowerment through Utility Payments (LIFT-UP)

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