In this paper, we present an optimal two-sector growth model involving foreign aid as an input into the production function. We characterize the optimal resources allocation across sectors. Once calibrated, mainly, on Latin American countries, the model exhibits weak substitutability between aid and capital stock. Nonetheless, using numerical simulations, the model reproduces the main stylized facts outlined in the literature
Within the mechanism of endogenous growth, this paper empirically investigates the impact of financi...
International audienceWe introduce an infinite-horizon endogenous growth framework for studying the ...
Foreign aid from the donors may or may not raise growth rates in receiving countries. In general the...
This paper presents a group of models showing the strikingly different impli-cations of foreign aid ...
This thesis is intended to contribute to the development economic literature in two ways. Firstly, i...
Aid is primarily given to governments whereas the engine of sustained growth is the private sector. ...
Mediterranean countries provide a test case for examining the effectiveness of foreign capital in pr...
This paper explores the relationship between foreign aid and public investment in the context of int...
We analyze the dynamic effects of foreign aid on the economic growth and welfare of a recipient coun...
How important is foreign aid in fostering economic growth in developing countries? Does it help reci...
Since donors started providing foreign assistance to developing countries, a broad empirical literat...
FERDI Working paper P239, OctoberThis paper proposes a model of aid allocation which aims to equaliz...
An analytical framework that draws both upon the two-gap models and work on non-market clearing shor...
This paper develops an open-economy intertemporal growth model with endogenous relative prices and a...
In order to better understand the relationship between foreign aid and economic growth, this study l...
Within the mechanism of endogenous growth, this paper empirically investigates the impact of financi...
International audienceWe introduce an infinite-horizon endogenous growth framework for studying the ...
Foreign aid from the donors may or may not raise growth rates in receiving countries. In general the...
This paper presents a group of models showing the strikingly different impli-cations of foreign aid ...
This thesis is intended to contribute to the development economic literature in two ways. Firstly, i...
Aid is primarily given to governments whereas the engine of sustained growth is the private sector. ...
Mediterranean countries provide a test case for examining the effectiveness of foreign capital in pr...
This paper explores the relationship between foreign aid and public investment in the context of int...
We analyze the dynamic effects of foreign aid on the economic growth and welfare of a recipient coun...
How important is foreign aid in fostering economic growth in developing countries? Does it help reci...
Since donors started providing foreign assistance to developing countries, a broad empirical literat...
FERDI Working paper P239, OctoberThis paper proposes a model of aid allocation which aims to equaliz...
An analytical framework that draws both upon the two-gap models and work on non-market clearing shor...
This paper develops an open-economy intertemporal growth model with endogenous relative prices and a...
In order to better understand the relationship between foreign aid and economic growth, this study l...
Within the mechanism of endogenous growth, this paper empirically investigates the impact of financi...
International audienceWe introduce an infinite-horizon endogenous growth framework for studying the ...
Foreign aid from the donors may or may not raise growth rates in receiving countries. In general the...