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The Forgotten Rationale for Policy Reform : The Productivity of Investment Projects

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countries, the authors analyze determinants of investment productivity. Results from Tobit estimation demonstrate that the … productivity of investments. Countries with undistorted policies are likely to be unproductive investments. In countries with … economic policymaking improves. The productivity of projects in the tradable sectors are also affected (in a nonlinear fashion …

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Kazakhstan’s social policy response to Covid-19 : developmentalism and productive welfare

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The effects of alternating heads of state on structural transformation in sub-Saharan Africa

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Impact of macroeconomic variables on the Nigerian manufacturing sector

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The essence of this study is to examine the impact of macroeconomic variables and some salient socio-economic and political variables on the manufacturing sub-sector of the Nigerian economy by using the autoregressive distributed lag to analyze data source from 1986 to 2019 within the context of...

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