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Tajikistan between 2007 and 2011 was the most dependent country on remittances in the world. Using survey data covering this period, I analyze the impact of remittances on household expenditures. I control for endogeneity and find that remittances does not seem to affect spending in human...
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In this paper, I attempt to understand the mechanisms underlying the price of remittances. I do so by using a cross-country analysis over the 2010s. More specifically, this paper highlights how the remittances service providers adjust to a change in the demand for remittances. To address...
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International project finance (IPF) can channel private cross-border capital toward productive investments in (mostly) infrastructure sectors, especially where government budget constraints are tight. Moreover, it has recently gained importance as a tool to finance the Sustainable Development...
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