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type="main" xml:id="obes12033-abs-0001" <title type="main">Abstract</title> <p>Humanitarian aid can be seen as a political investment motivated by altruism or by economic benefits for the donor. Uncertainty in the returns to this investment may generate hysteresis effects and inertia in aid allocations. I model the...</p>
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A small macroeconomic model is used as the basis for estimating the determinants of investment in South Africa within a simultaneous equations framework. Investment is highly sensitive to interest rates, relative prices, and political instability. The policy implications of such sensitivity are...
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Published comparisons of real exchange rate volatility have concentrated on the dispersion of monthly or quarterly movements. If volatility is to be a measure of the potential for misalignment, account must also be taken of the persistence of such movements. A simple measure of long-run...
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Previous research (on countries other than the UK) finds better-performing firms to be more likely to export. We test this hypothesis for UK firms. The relationship between exporting and firm variables is significantly different for firms that have experienced a major innovation ("innovating...
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