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autoregressive methods, an impulse response function is estimated to model the effect of aid on fiscal behaviour in Ghana. Results … suggest that aid does not have a direct effect on the volume of government spending in Ghana but is treated as a substitute … indirect effect arising from higher tax revenue associated with aid inflows. This, aid to Ghana has tended to be associated …
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autoregressive methods, an impulse response function is estimated to model the effect of aid on fiscal behaviour in Ghana. Results … suggest that aid does not have a direct effect on the volume of government spending in Ghana but is treated as a substitute … indirect effect arising from higher tax revenue associated with aid inflows. This, aid to Ghana has tended to be associated …
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This paper uses data on individual earnings in manufacturing industry for five African countries in the early 1990s to test whether firms located in the capital city pay higher wages than firms located elsewhere, and whether such benefits accrue to all or only certain types of workers. Earnings...
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and fiscal aggregates. Vector autoregressive methods are applied to 34 years of annual data in Ghana to model the effect … of aid on fiscal behaviour. Results suggest that aid to Ghana has been associated with reduced domestic borrowing and … since the mid-1980s, following Ghana’s structural adjustment programme. The paper provides evidence that aid has been …
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household income in Ghana. Tariff measures at the two-digit ISIC level are matched to Ghanaian household survey data for 1991 …
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household income in Ghana. Tariff measures at the two-digit ISIC level are matched to Ghanaian household survey data for 1991 …
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autoregressive methods, an impulse response function is estimated to model the effect of aid on fiscal behaviour in Ghana. Results … suggest that aid does not have a direct effect on the volume of government spending in Ghana but is treated as a substitute … indirect effect arising from higher tax revenue associated with aid inflows. This, aid to Ghana has tended to be associated …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005468577
between aid and fiscal aggregates. Vector autoregressive methods are applied to 34 years of annual data in Ghana to model the … effect of aid on fiscal behaviour. Results suggest that aid to Ghana has been associated with reduced domestic borrowing and … improved fiscal performance in Ghana, implying that the aid has been used sensibly (at least in fiscal terms). …
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case of Ghana and applying to Uganda as a prospective exporter. The paper proceeds in two steps. First, we construct a … Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium (DSGE) model of a primary commodity exporting developing country calibrated to Ghana … over 2001 to 2019 to estimate the response to oil shocks as an importer for both countries and as an exporter for Ghana …
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