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Population and middle-income biases in Australia's bilateral aid

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Theoretical analysis of foreign aid, policies and state institutions

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Democracy-growth nexus and its interaction effect on human development : a cross-national analysis

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Foreign direct investment and its location choice to developing nations : the role of ICT infrastructure and corruption

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Reforms of corporate governance codes in Bangladesh : developments and future directions

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An empirical investigation of development assistance and growth for the case of Fiji

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Presents an empirical analysis of the relationship between development assistance and economic growth for the case of Fiji. Foreign aid to the island economies is a major source for foreign exchange and resource needs. A neoclassical production function is applied in this study to estimate the...

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