Data for: "Willingness to pay for a sanitation-adjusted person year: evidence from Malawi"

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socioeconomic

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dataset

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PanRos

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MorMorBeaCHI

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Uni

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This dataset contains survey, codebook and analysis do-file collected in Malawi used to estimate household willingness to pay for improved sanitation services as part of the analysis presented in the manuscript 'Willingness to pay for a sanitation-adjusted person year: evidence from Malawi

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