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This paper examines the effects of sibling composition on children's school attendance and participation in market and domestic work in Ethiopia. The major finding is that earlier-born males in rural areas are more likely to attend school than their younger siblings. A similar effect is apparent...
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This paper examines the effects of aid on sources of growth: capital accumulation and total factor productivity (TFP) growth; the latter captures the effect on growth after removing the contribution of factor accumulation. Given the role of TFP in explaining cross-country differences in income...
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In this paper we examine how households in poor urban areas manage risks by use of transfers and loans. Compared to the sizeable literature dealing with the rural poor the literature on the urban poor is limited. This paper attempts to fill this gap by using household survey data from urban...
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We provide evidence that tighter monetary shocks reduce allocative efficiency, however, the effect of these shocks differs by firm characteristics such as markup, size, and age of firms. To identify the effect of these shocks, we use the Structural Vector Autoregressive (SVAR) model and the...
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