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Mobile money and investment by women businesses in Sub-Saharan Africa

Islam, Asif; Muzi, Silvia - 2020

become widespread and have increased investment by businesses, especially in East Africa. Second, women-owned business in the …This study connects two important findings in Sub-Saharan Africa. First, digital technologies such as mobile money have … study connects the two findings by exploring whether mobile money use by women-owned firms increases their investment. The …

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The macroeconomics of adjustment in Sub-Saharan African countries : results and lessons

Husain, Ishrat - 1994

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Domestic constraints, firm characteristics, and geographical diversification of firm-level manufacturing exports in Africa

Yoshino, Yutaka (contributor) - 2008

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The association between remarriage and HIV infection : evidence from national HIV surveys in Africa

De Walque, Damien; Kline, Rachel - 2009

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How does participation in value chains matter to African farmers?

Dihel, Nora; Grover, Arti; Hollweg, Claire H.; Slany, Anja - 2018

paper deepens the discussion about productivity growth and upgrading in agriculture in Africa, and the role of national …

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Cabinet size and governance in Sub-Saharan Africa

Wehner, Joachim; Mills, Linnea - 2020

There is frequent public and media concern over the cost of bloated cabinets in many Sub-Saharan African countries. Scholarship on elite clientelism links cabinet positions with corruption and practices that undermine sound policy making. This paper presents new data on the number of ministers...

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Revisiting the trade impact of the African Growth and Opportunity Act : a synthetic control approach

Kassa, Woubet; Coulibaly, Souleymane - 2019

This study examines the impact of the African Growth and Opportunity Act using the synthetic control method, a quasi-experimental approach. The novelty in the approach is that it addresses problems of estimation that are prevalent in nonexperimental methods used to analyze the impact of...

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