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Federico Mantovanelli
Federico Mantovanelli is a manager at Analysis Group, Inc., an economic and financial consulting firm in Boston. He joined Analysis Group in 2014 after receiving his Ph.D. in Economics from Boston College. Outside of his work as economic consultant, Federico remains interested in studying issues related to economic history, institutional economics, and the effects of historical institutions on today’s economic and social outcomes.
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The long-term consequences of medical missions in colonial India
Health outcomes vary substantially across India. Is this variation exclusively determined by present-day factors, or can it be traced back to historical events? This article studies the long-term consequences of the Protestant medical missionary enterprise that spread throughout the country in the 19th century. It finds a robust positive association between proximity to a medical mission and current individuals’ health outcomes.
