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The new poverty strategies : What have they achieved? ; What have we learned?

Booth, Anne (contributor); Mosley, Paul (contributor) - 2003

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Finance for the poor or poorest? : Financial innovation, poverty and vulnerability

Hulme, David; Mosley, Paul - 1996

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Microenterprise finance : is there a conflict between growth and poverty alleviation?

Mosley, Paul; Hulme, David - 1996

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Finance against poverty ; Vol. 1

Hulme, David; Mosley, Paul - 1996

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Finance against poverty ; Vol. 2

Hulme, David; Mosley, Paul - 1996

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Finance against poverty

Hulme, David; Mosley, Paul - 1996

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Finance against poverty

Hulme, David (contributor); Mosley, Paul (contributor) - 1996

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Fiscal policy and the natural resources curse : how to escape from the poverty trap

Mosley, Paul - 2017

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Aid, pro-poor government spending and welfare

Gomanee, Karuna; Morrissey, Oliver; Mosley, Paul; … - 2003

Our objective is to test the hypothesis that ai d can improve the welfare of the poor. Part of this effect is direct, if aid is targeted on the poor, and part is indirect, via the transmission channel of aid-financed public spending on social services - sanitation, education and health. This...

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011534180

Aid, pro-poor government spending and welfare

Gomanee, Karuna; Morrissey, Oliver; Mosley, Paul; … - 2003

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10001760760