. It focuses on Tajikistan, the poorest member of the CIS but also highlights similarities with the economies of Armenia … provided they are not as poorly targeted as in Tajikistan …

How should Tajikistan adapt to ongoing and future climate change, in particular given the many pressing development … challenges it currently faces? The paper argues that for developing countries like Tajikistan, faster economic and social …

Shortly following its independence in 1991, Tajikistan suffered a violent civil war. This study explores the effect of … attainment in Tajikistan. Interestingly, this group of young women is more likely to hold a job as compared with the rest of the …

comparative advantage enables an economy to reap gains from trade. Tajikistan's most important comparative advantage is its … Tajikistan to diversify its exports, appears to be agro-industry and, to a lesser extent, clothing. For both sectors, the main … export market is likely to be the regional market. Tajikistan also has a comparative advantage in labor exports, which it has …

"opportunity incidence analysis" to six pilot countries: Liberia, Cote d'Ivoire, Zambia, Tajikistan, Thailand, and Paraguay. Three …

uses specially-designed surveys in three countries, Tajikistan, Guatemala, and Tanzania, to study scale heterogeneity …

Tajikistan was one of the fastest growing countries in the Europe and Central Asia region during the last decade. The … Tajikistan during 2003-2009. The paper also focuses on quantifying the main drivers of poverty reduction, shared prosperity, and …

from health workers, during a recent public expenditure tracking survey in Tajikistan's health sector. Using informal …

Tajikistan's economy has recovered strongly after the collapse of the 1990s, but sustaining rapid economic growth over …