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, namely ownership and alignment, to the cases of Mali and Ghana. It argues that Western donors and recipient governments have …, the impact on Mali’s and Ghana's relationships with their traditional donors has been minimal and short-lasting. To the …-dependent country with low state capacity) or Ghana (a wealthier and more stable country with greater capacity), it seems unlikely that …
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-known undesirable effects of aid surges and volatility have been avoided in Ghana through various combinations of fiscal and monetary …
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Ghana Oil and Gas for Inclusive Growth programme in Ghana. The paper outlines five lessons learned from these examples …
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have surfaced in Ghana, a country that has become a favorite of donors after demonstrating a serious commitment to policies …
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between aid and fiscal aggregates. Vector autoregressive methods are applied to 34 years of annual data in Ghana to model the … effect of aid on fiscal behaviour. Results suggest that aid to Ghana has been associated with reduced domestic borrowing and … improved fiscal performance in Ghana, implying that the aid has been used sensibly (at least in fiscal terms). …
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