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Reaping Richer Returns, Preliminary Overview : Public Spending Priorities for African Agriculture Productivity Growth

Goyal, Aparajita - 2016

, and more specifically with public spending programs that aim to improve the productivity of African agriculture … laying the foundations f or agricultural productivity growth around the world, providing important lessons for African … agricultural productivity growth. The dividends from investments to strengthen markets, develop and disseminate improved …

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Reaping richer returns : public spending priorities for African agriculture productivity growth

Goyal, Aparajita; Nash, John D. - Agence Française de Développement; Weltbank - 2017

Enhancing the productivity of agriculture is vital for Sub-Saharan Africa's economic future and is one of the most … productivity of African agriculture and eventually increasing development impact … climate-resilient public spending in agriculture can accelerate change and unleash growth. Not only does agricultural public …

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Reaping richer returns : public spending priorities for transforming African agriculture productivity growth

Goyal, Aparajita; Nash, John - 2017

-- Abbreviations -- Overview -- Enhance Agricultural Productivity to Reduce Poverty -- Why Governments Should Invest in Agriculture … Productivity Effects of Public Agriculture Spending -- 2B.2 Annual Average TFP in African Agriculture and TFP Quartile Cutoff … -- 1 Why Look at Public Spending for Agriculture in Africa? -- Conditions Are in Place for Transforming African Agriculture …

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Political institutions, inequality, and agricultural growth : the public expenditure connection

Lederman, Daniel - 2006

"This paper brings together the literatures on the political economy of public expenditures and the determinants of economic growth. Based on a new dataset of rural public expenditures in a panel of Latin American economies, the econometric evidence suggests that non-social subsidies reduce...

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Political Institutions, Inequality, and Agricultural Growth : The Public Expenditure Connection

Allcott, Hunt; Lederman, Daniel; L??pez, Ram??n - 2012

This paper brings together the literatures on the political economy of public expenditures and the determinants of economic growth. Based on a new dataset of rural public expenditures in a panel of Latin American economies, the econometric evidence suggests that non-social subsidies reduce...

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