Add to ORKGIn this paper we revisit the impact of global public goods (GPGs) in Official Development Assistance budgets using panel data covering the DAC countries during the period 1973-2009. Our findings reveal a weak crowding-out effect of traditional aid and an increasing financing to weakest-link technology GPGs by rich countries aiming at avoiding sub-optimal levels of provision in strategic sectors. Searching for the determinants of GPG-related aid, we find a significant role played by variables expressing donors’ public finance constraints, openness to the rest of the world and preferences for domestic expenditures
This paper attempts to explain the factors that determine the geographical allocation of foreign aid...
We present original survey data on preferences for foreign aid in 24 donor countries from 2005 to 20...
The capital flows from bilateral and multilateral donors to developing countries have increased cons...
In this paper we revisit the impact of global public goods (GPGs) in Official Development Assistance...
The paper compares different aggregates of aid financed global public goods and detects the presence...
Based on four decades (1973-2013) of DAC aid to developing countries, this paper aims at showing aid...
NoThis paper examines the concept of global public goods (GPGs) and in that context explores the ext...
Development assistance is increasingly used to fund the provision of global public goods. However, i...
This paper investigates the role of private aid in meeting global challenges in developing countries...
WP 1999-05 March 1999In the presence of international public goods, donors are faced with two instru...
ublic sector decision-makers are faced with the task of allocating resources among different alterna...
Three dimensions of public goods--nonrivalry of benefits, the possibility of being excluded from ben...
Does foreign aid shift public spending? Many worry that aid will be “fungible” in the sense that gov...
What are the sources of material and social power that enable these 'global governors' to de...
A foreign aid or foreign lending policy that focuses exclusively on project financing may have unint...
This paper attempts to explain the factors that determine the geographical allocation of foreign aid...
We present original survey data on preferences for foreign aid in 24 donor countries from 2005 to 20...
The capital flows from bilateral and multilateral donors to developing countries have increased cons...
In this paper we revisit the impact of global public goods (GPGs) in Official Development Assistance...
The paper compares different aggregates of aid financed global public goods and detects the presence...
Based on four decades (1973-2013) of DAC aid to developing countries, this paper aims at showing aid...
NoThis paper examines the concept of global public goods (GPGs) and in that context explores the ext...
Development assistance is increasingly used to fund the provision of global public goods. However, i...
This paper investigates the role of private aid in meeting global challenges in developing countries...
WP 1999-05 March 1999In the presence of international public goods, donors are faced with two instru...
ublic sector decision-makers are faced with the task of allocating resources among different alterna...
Three dimensions of public goods--nonrivalry of benefits, the possibility of being excluded from ben...
Does foreign aid shift public spending? Many worry that aid will be “fungible” in the sense that gov...
What are the sources of material and social power that enable these 'global governors' to de...
A foreign aid or foreign lending policy that focuses exclusively on project financing may have unint...
This paper attempts to explain the factors that determine the geographical allocation of foreign aid...
We present original survey data on preferences for foreign aid in 24 donor countries from 2005 to 20...
The capital flows from bilateral and multilateral donors to developing countries have increased cons...