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This paper examines the combined effects of changes in prices, income and demographic composition on adult and young, male and female members of households. The recently developed Quadratic Almost Ideal Demand System (QUAIDS) is used since a demand system provides a unified framework for...
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This paper examines the determinants of child health in rural Ethiopia for the period 1994-97 using height-for-age z …
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The methodology by Lazear and Michael (1988) is used to decompose household expenditures into that for adults and children. Some specific estimation procedures are modified and cross section-time series (panel) data are used to control for household level heterogeneity. In addition, a new and...
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explored in panel data for Ethiopia. Historical rainfall distributions are used to identify the counterfactual consumption risk …
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In 1984, the world was shocked at the scale of a famine in Ethiopia that caused over half a million deaths, making it …
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long-term health status of children.  Using data from rural Ethiopia and linear mixed models that control for individual …-scores of children in rural Ethiopia is influenced by the children's height-for-age z-scores implying that the efficiency with …
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examined by combining data from money burning experimental game and household survey from Ethiopia.  In the first stage of the …
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Using data from experimental games and household survey from 1,200 married couples in three sites in Ethiopia, this …
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costs of funerals, based on evidence from rural areas in Tanzania and Ethiopia. These institutions are based on well …
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This paper provides evidence from one of the poorest countries of the world that the institutions of property rights matter for efficiency, investment and growth. With all land state-owned, the threat of land redistribution never appears far off the agenda. Land rental and leasing have been made...
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