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The purpose of this paper is to examine how important an improvement in global monetary policy might be for the macroeconomic performance of a small open economy such as the United Kingdom. Our paper contributes to the literature by proposing a new methodology to treat indeterminate solutions...
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The seven years since the "New Labour" government of Tony Blair won power in Britain has seen a dramatic change in British aid policy under the stewardship of Clare Short as Secretary of State for International Development. The transformation from the Overseas Development Administration to the...
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This paper demonstrates that an empirical link between aid and trade exist (for some donor-recipient pairs), but that the nature of this linkage is complex and can take a variety of forms. By identifying this complexity (and variability) we challenge the assertion, often made in debates...
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