Rain, Roads and Health : A Spatial Investigation of How Accessibility Influences Health-Seeking Behavior in Rural Liberia
An extensive public health literature has linked the low take-up of healthcare services in developing countries with measures of accessibility such as distance, duration and cost of travel to the nearest health facility. However, causality has been difficult to prove, given the endogeneity of factors influencing access, such as the availability and quality of roads and transportation. Using a natu
