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Correction: These results remain robust to heterogeneity in maternal years of education and household residential status.

These results remain heterogeneous across maternal years of education and by the residential status of the household.
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I am excited to share that I am on the job market. My JMP explores how maternal work hours affect children's cognitive outcomes in India. By exploiting bunching designs, I find that work hours have a positive but small and statistically insignificant effect on children's cognition.

I exploit bunching designs for model selection and identification, and I find that these results remain robust to heterogeneity in maternal years of education and household residential status.