#2509. Subjective probabilistic expectations, household air pollution, and health: Evidence from cooking fuel use patterns in West Bengal, India

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Abstract:
The article analyzes the problem of choosing a fuel for cooking in developing countries. The results show that the subjective probabilistic expectations of illness from the use of dirty fuel are negatively and to a large extent related to the proportion of days of use of dirty fuel in households. At the same time, consumption of dirty fuel and self-assessment of the health status of a sick person also significantly correlate.
Keywords:
Cooking fuel usage pattern; Developing country; Health; Household air pollution; Subjective probabilistic expectations

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