The Value Of Quality Certification For Infant Foods: Results From A Market Experiment In Mali

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  • 1 January 2002
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Abstract
This paper uses an experimental-economics technique to measure the potential impact of introducing quality certification to the market for infant foods in Mali, where malnutrition is widespread. We find that certification could substantially lower food costs, generating net economic benefits on the order of US$20 per infant, per year.
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