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levels of youth unemployment in Ghana. The study exploits randomized access to the program to examine the short-run effects …
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Ghana has experienced a decade of solid and exceptionally high growth. Between 2005 and 2015, income nearly doubled … decompositions and growth regressions. For the comparative perspective, the paper compares Ghana with its structural and aspirational …
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This study examines recall bias in farm labor by conducting a randomized survey experiment in Ghana. Hours of farm …
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Using a randomized survey experiment in urban Ghana, this paper demonstrates that the length of the reference period …
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data that were collected in urban Ghana, this paper documents that men are 9 percentage points more likely to work in weeks …
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This paper investigates the impact of Ghana's World Trade Organization (WTO) accession on firm-level product and labor …
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There is a growing body of literature exploring the skill content of jobs. This paper contributes to this research by using data on the task content of occupations in developing countries, instead of U.S. data, as most existing studies do. The paper finds that indexes based on U.S. data do not...
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In this paper the impact of various agglomerative forces on employment growth in Ghanaian manufacturing is investigated, using data from two firm censuses, as well as population census and trade data. The study is the first to use nationally representative firm data that covers the formal and...
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African countries: Algeria, Ghana, Morocco, and Nigeria. First, the paper provides theoretical foundations of such a …
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This paper uses the roll-out of the national health insurance in Ghana to assess the cushioning effect of coverage on …
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