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Financing the reconstruction of public capital after a natural disaster

Bevan, David L.; Adam, Christopher S. - 2016

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Financing the Reconstruction of Public Capital after a Natural Disaster

Bevan, David L. - 2017

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Financing the Reconstruction of Public Capital after a Natural Disaster

Bevan, David L. - 2016

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Tropical cyclones and post-disaster reconstruction of public infrastructure in developing countries

Adam, Christopher S.; Bevan, David L. - 2020

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Public Expenditure Following Disasters

Bevan, David L. - 2017

This paper focuses on the impact of disasters on public expenditures, and how this impact might be valued. The impact may involve changes in the composition of spending, concurrently and over time. It may also involve changes in the level of spending and the profile of this over time. In the...

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Public Expenditure following Disasters

Bevan, David L. - 2015

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Rural-urban linkages, public investment and transport costs : the case of tanzania

Adam, Christopher S.; Bevan, David L.; Gollin, Douglas - 2018

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Some Economic Consequences of the Transition from Civil War to Peace

Azam, Jean-Paul - 2017

Drawing on evidence from Africa - especially Ethiopia and Uganda - the authors of this volume draw conclusions about economic policy in the aftermath of civil war. A sample of conclusions follows. Civil wars differ from international wars. They are informal, often have no clear beginning and...

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Financing the Reconstruction of Public Capital after a Natural Disaster

Adam, Christopher S.; Bevan, David L. - 2016

When a natural disaster destroys public capital, these direct losses are exacerbated by indirect losses arising from reduced output while reconstruction takes place. These indirect losses may be much larger, relative to the direct ones, in low-income countries, because they lack the finance for...

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Rural-urban linkages, public investment and transport costs : the case of Tansania

Adam, Christopher S.; Bevan, David L.; Gollin, Douglas - 2016

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Public Expenditure Following Disasters

Bevan, David L.; Cook, Samantha - 2015

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Public Investment, Public Finance, and Growth : The Impact of Distortionary Taxation, Recurrent Costs, and Incomplete Appropriability

Adam, Christopher S. - 2014

Effective public investment requires governments to address the "recurrent cost problem" to ensure operations and maintenance (O&M) expenditures are sufficient to sustain the flow of productive public capital services to private factors of production. Building on the model of Buffie et al...

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Fiscal reforms and public investment in Africa

Adam, Christopher S.; Bevan, David L. - 2015

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