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This paper explores the importance of the risk of violence on the decision making of rural households, using a unique panel data set for Colombian coffee-growers. We identify two channels. First, we examine the direct impact of conflict on agricultural production through the change in the...
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The increase in the area cultivated with coca in Colombia has cast doubt on the country's anti-drug strategy and has …. (ii) Seizures and destruction of infrastructure may help in reducing coca plantations. (iii) There is no evidence to … support the hypothesis that the consumption of cocaine in Colombia has increased. (iv) Most regions of the country have seen a …
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This paper studies the effect of interdiction on coca cultivation in Colombia. Though directed against intermediate and … final stages of cocaine production, this strategy could also have an impact on coca cultivation by affecting monopsonistic … activities of ilegal groups. My results suggest that different types of interdiction operations have a negative effect on coca …
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Colombia together with data from close to 1,200 rainfall stations, I show that transitory weather shocks lead to lower rates of …
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This paper studies how weather variability affects credit scores and credit access in developing countries. Using rich administrative data on loans to coffee farmers from a large Colombian bank, I show that negative weather shocks lead to lower loan repayment, lower credit scores and more...
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