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of poverty rates and inequality levels. We also estimate a heterogeneous response to the mining-abundant condition …, finding stronger responses in lower-poverty, higher-inequality districts. Finally, we find a trend suggesting incremental … activities, on the reduction of poverty and inequality. …
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Surprisingly little is known about the impact of resource booms on income inequality in resource rich countries (Ross … growth, to explain the time path of inequality following a resource boom.  Under plausible conditions, we find that income … inequality will fall in the short run immediately after a boom, and will then increase steadily over time as the economy grows …
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Surprisingly little is known about the impact of natural resource booms on income inequality in resource rich countries … growth, to explain the time path of inequality following a resource boom. Under the condition that the nontraded sector uses … unskilled labor more intensively than the traded sector, we find that income inequality will fall in the short run immediately …
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Surprisingly little is known about the impact resource booms on income inequality in resource rich countries (Ross … growth, to explain the time path of inequality following a resource boom. Under plausible conditions, we find that income … inequality will fall in the short run immediately after a boom, and will then increase steadily over time as the economy grows …
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Surprisingly little is known about the impact of resource booms on income inequality in resource rich countries (Ross … inequality will fall in the short run immediately after a boom, and will then increase steadily over time as the economy grows …, until the initial impact of the boom on inequality disappears. Usng panel cointegration methodology for a sample of 90 …
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Currently, evidence on the ‘resource curse’ yields a conundrum. While there is much crosssection evidence to support the curse hypothesis, time series analyses using vector autoregressive (VAR) models have found that commodity booms raise the growth ofcommodity exporters. This paper adopts...
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Much has been written on the determinants of input and technology adoption in agriculture, with issues such as input availability, knowledge and education, risk preferences, profitability, and credit constraints receiving much attention. This paper focuses on a factor that has been less well...
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Although some recent studies have analysed issues relating to credit in African manufacturing, they have not directly tested for the effect of credit on firm growth. The use of bank credit can affect firm growth in two opposite ways. The effect may be positive if credit allows a firm to address...
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