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Conflict between and within countries can have lasting health and economic consequences, but identifying such effects … conflict's geographic extent and timing and the exposure of different birth cohorts to the fighting. The unique survey data … negative impacts due to conflict. Effects are robust to including region-specific time trends, alternative conflict exposure …
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conjecture that increasing female property rights increased conflict within household and this increased conflict resulted in … with asymmetric information and costly conflict is consistent with these findings. …
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We examine the causal impact of the 2002–2007 civil conflict in Côte d'Ivoire on children's health using household … surveys collected before, during, and after the conflict, and information on the exact location and date of conflict events … children's exposure to the conflict. We find that children from regions more affected by the conflict suffered significant …
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conflicts in contiguous states, on international trade. Our empirical findings—based on different measures of regional conflict … constructed using alternate definitions of contiguity and types of conflict for 145 countries over 1948–2006—reveal a significant … directly involved in any conflict. The impact increases with conflict duration, and is persistent—on average, it takes …
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The United States used a combination of economic, political, and military means to effect change in Iraq. Most notably, the United States used a buildup of security forces, the “surge”, as an intervention to stabilize Iraq. This article uses structural change tests to determine the effect of...
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Based on evidence linking natural resources to civil conflict, this paper studies two armed groups fighting to control … a resource and possibly a second prize. Labor is used in the agricultural, resource extraction and conflict sectors, and … the groups also buy a capital input to conflict subject to the constraint that capital spending cannot exceed resource …
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In this paper we analyze the impact of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict on child labor and school attendance of …
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This paper studies changes over time in the incidence of labor tying. The existingliterature is successful in explaining the emergence of this institution, but contains thecounterfactual implication that there should be an increasing trend in labor tying. However,previous contributions have so...
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Locating substantial parts of the production process in developing and emerging economies, many firms face an increasing demand by stakeholders for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) along their value chains. Contractual incompleteness between firms and their suppliers at different stages of...
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With millions of women around the developing world thrown into self-employment but with low productivity, increasing the profitability of their businesses is highly relevant for poverty reduction and gender equity. This study evaluates the impacts of a BDS program serving female...
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