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Response to GiveWell’s assessment of StrongMinds

Can we trust wellbeing surveys? A pilot study of comparability, linearity, and neutrality

Immigration reform: a shallow cause exploration

Pain relief: a shallow cause exploration

A can of worms: the non-significant effect of deworming on happiness

The elephant in the bednet: the importance of philosophy when choosing between extending and improving lives

A dozen doubts about GiveWell’s numbers

The property rights approach to moral uncertainty

To WELLBY or not to WELLBY? Measuring non-health, non-pecuniary benefits using subjective wellbeing

Deworming and decay: replicating GiveWell’s cost-effectiveness analysis

A philosophical review of Open Philanthropy’s Cause Prioritisation Framework

Wheeling and dealing: An internal bargaining approach to moral uncertainty

Happiness for the whole family

Affective forecasting

Donating money, buying happiness

Psychotherapy: cost-effectiveness analysis

StrongMinds: cost-effectiveness analysis

Cash transfers: cost-effectiveness analysis

Mental Health Programme Evaluation Project

Global priority: mental health

Research Agenda 2021-2022

Cash transfers: systematic review and meta-analysis

A Happy Possibility About Happiness (And Other) Scales

Global priority: pain

The philosophy of wellbeing

Estimating moral weights

Life satisfaction and its discontents

Research Agenda 2019