conditions can negatively affect trusting behavior. Results are important in assessing vulnerability and resilience to natural … disasters, and therefore relevant for policy regarding aid and recovery of communities affected by these types of events. …

Cross?country econometric studies of aid effectiveness are numerous and often criticized. Relying on results of those … which seem the most relevant and robust, this paper argues that aid is leading to poverty reduction, in particular in … vulnerable countries. It examines the main methodological challenges faced by these studies, related to the definition aid, to …

Cross-country econometric studies of aid effectiveness are numerous and often criticized. Relying on results of those … which seem the most relevant and robust, this paper argues that aid is leading to poverty reduction, in particular in … vulnerable countries. It examines the main methodological challenges faced by these studies, related to the definition aid, to …

As one of the world's largest recipients of remittances, the Philippines received remittances roughly 12% of its gross … domestic product in 2008. Remittances have become the single most important source of foreign exchange to the economy and a … role of remittances in increasing household consumption and investment and thereby their potential for rebalancing economic …

As one of the world's largest recipients of remittances, the Philippines received remittances roughly 12% of its gross … domestic product in 2008. Remittances have become the single most important source of foreign exchange to the economy and a … role of remittances in increasing household consumption and investment and thereby their potential for rebalancing economic …

This article proposes an econometric analysis of the effects of remittances on the Romanian economy in terms of … research targets the macroeconomic level, following the extent to which remittances have supported the evolution of consumption … and investment. Contrary to our assumptions, the results showed that remittances had a more significant contribution to …