Add to ORKGIn this paper we examine the impact of tied aid on capital accumulation and welfare in the presence of a quota on imports. Using a simulation model we establish that tied aid can lower the relative domestic price of the manufactured good and therefore reduce the stock of capital. In the presence of a strong production externality from capital accumulation and high tying ratio, tied aid may immiserize the recipient country
This paper introduces a new ‘supply-push’ instrument for foreign aid, to be used together with an in...
We analyze the dynamic effects of foreign aid on the economic growth and welfare of a recipient coun...
There are many studies in the literature that deal with the welfare effects of income transfers betw...
In this paper we examine the impact of tied aid on capital accumulation and welfare in the presence ...
The paper examines the effects of tied-aid on the welfare of both the donor and the recipient countr...
The effect of foreign aid on the welfare levels of both the recipient and the donor country has been...
This paper contrasts the effects of tied and untied foreign aid programs on the welfare and macroeco...
A two-country trade model of foreign aid is developed. The aid-receiving country suffers from Harris...
This paper aims to contribute to the current debate on aid effectiveness and suitability by examinin...
Aid conditional on the purchase of an imported capital good increases the supply of, and demand for,...
We examine the interaction between foreign aid and binding borrowing constraint for a recipient coun...
This paper investigates by means of advanced panel data techniques whether bilateral aid has been su...
The paper presents a theoretical and empirical analysis of a donor’s choice of the composition of u...
Foreign aid from the donors may or may not raise growth rates in receiving countries. In general the...
We look at the impact of foreign capital inflows on home welfare for an imperfectly competitive econ...
This paper introduces a new ‘supply-push’ instrument for foreign aid, to be used together with an in...
We analyze the dynamic effects of foreign aid on the economic growth and welfare of a recipient coun...
There are many studies in the literature that deal with the welfare effects of income transfers betw...
In this paper we examine the impact of tied aid on capital accumulation and welfare in the presence ...
The paper examines the effects of tied-aid on the welfare of both the donor and the recipient countr...
The effect of foreign aid on the welfare levels of both the recipient and the donor country has been...
This paper contrasts the effects of tied and untied foreign aid programs on the welfare and macroeco...
A two-country trade model of foreign aid is developed. The aid-receiving country suffers from Harris...
This paper aims to contribute to the current debate on aid effectiveness and suitability by examinin...
Aid conditional on the purchase of an imported capital good increases the supply of, and demand for,...
We examine the interaction between foreign aid and binding borrowing constraint for a recipient coun...
This paper investigates by means of advanced panel data techniques whether bilateral aid has been su...
The paper presents a theoretical and empirical analysis of a donor’s choice of the composition of u...
Foreign aid from the donors may or may not raise growth rates in receiving countries. In general the...
We look at the impact of foreign capital inflows on home welfare for an imperfectly competitive econ...
This paper introduces a new ‘supply-push’ instrument for foreign aid, to be used together with an in...
We analyze the dynamic effects of foreign aid on the economic growth and welfare of a recipient coun...
There are many studies in the literature that deal with the welfare effects of income transfers betw...