aid, growth, policy, selectivity, poverty reduction, post-conflict, democracy, political stability, economic vulnerability

McGillivray, Mark

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Research Papers in Economics

(2001a), New of Evidence of the Fiscal Effects of Aid,

(2002a), ‘An Inter-temporal Model of Aid Allocation to Papua New Guinea’,

(2002a), Policy Selectivity Forgone: Debt and Donor Behaviour in Africa, Centre for Global Development Working Paper No. 17, Centre for Global Development,

(2002b), ‘On Eligibility Criteria for the Millennium Challenge Account’, mimeo, Centre for Global Development,

(2002b), Modelling Inter-temporal Aid Allocation,

Adapting IDA’s Performance-based Allocations to Post-conflict Countries,

Aid Allocation and Poverty Reduction’,

Aid and Growth in Sub-Saharan Africa: Accounting for Transmission Mechanisms,

Aid and Growth Revisited: Policy,

Aid and Performance: A Reassessment’,

Aid and Public Sector Fiscal Behaviour in Developing Countries’,

Aid and the Public Sector in Pakistan: Evidence with Endogenous Aid’,

Aid Illusion and Public Sector Fiscal Behaviour’,

Aid–Growth Nexus: Empirical Evidence from Fiji’,

Aid, Adjustment and the Public Sector in the Philippines’,

Aid, Growth and Democracy’,

Aid, Policies and Growth, Policy Research Working Paper No. 1777, World Bank,

Aid, Policies and Growth: In

Aid, Policies and Growth’,

Aid, Policy, and Growth in Post-Conflict Societies, Policy Research Working Paper No. 2902, World Bank,

Aid, Shocks, and Growth, World Bank Policy Research Working Paper No. 2688, World Bank,

Are There Negative Returns to

Biases in Aid Allocations Against Poorer and Larger Countries’,

Biases in the Allocation of Canadian Official Development Assistance’,

Biases in the Allocation of Foreign Aid: Some New Evidence’,

Commodity Price Uncertainty and Shocks: Implications for Economic Growth’, paper presented at Royal Economic Society Annual Conference, April,

Commodity Price Uncertainty in Developing Countries, World Bank Policy Research Working Paper No. 2426, World Bank,

Danish Aid Policy: Theory and Empirical Evidence’,

Do Corrupt Governments Receive Less Foreign Aid?’,

Econometric Explanation of Bilateral Donor Aid Allocation Decisions’, paper presented at

Effective Aid: How Democracy Allows Development Aid to Improve the Quality of Life’,

Empirical Evidence of the Relationship between Foreign Aid and Economic Growth: The Case of the Solomon Islands’,

Empirical Results of Aid Motivations: Australia’s Bilateral Aid Program’,

Estimating Aid-Allocation Criteria with Panel Data’,

Explanatory Studies of Aid Allocation Among Developing Countries: A Critical Survey,

Fiscal Effects of Foreign Aid in a Federal System of Governance: The Case of India’,

Foreign Aid and Development: Summary and Synthesis’,

Foreign Aid and Fiscal Response:

Foreign Aid, Government Policies and Economic Growth: Further Evidence from Cross-country Panel Data for 1970 to

Governance Indicators, Aid Allocation and the Millennium Challenge Account’, mimeo, World Bank,

Growth without Governance, Policy Research Working Paper No. 2928, World Bank,

Gunning and Associates

Modelling Aid Allocation’, mimeo,

Modelling of Aid Motivation Using Time Series Data: The Case of Papua New Guinea’,

Modelling the Allocation of Australian Bilateral Aid: A Two-part Sample Selection Approach’,

Motivations for Aid to Developing Countries’,

On the Empirics of Foreign Aid and Growth,

Persistence of Corruption’, Institute of Policy Reform Working Paper No. 55, Institute of Policy Reform,

Policy Implications for Aid Allocations of Recent Research on Aid Effectiveness and Selectivity’,

Policy Implications for Aid Allocations of Recent Research on Aid Effectiveness and Selectivity’, paper presented at the Joint Development Centre/DAC Experts Seminar on Aid Effectiveness, Selectivity and Poor Performers,

Quantifying the Millennium Development Account’, mimeo, Centre for Global Development,

Results of the Survey of Bilateral Donors’, mimeo,

Searching for Aid Threshold Effects: Aid, Growth and the Welfare of the Poor’, mimeo,

Selectivity and Allocation Policies for Dutch Bilateral Aid’, mimeo, Policy Planning Unit, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Government of the Netherlands.

Strategic Review of Resource Allocation Priorities,

Tarp (2000a), ‘Aid Effectiveness Disputed’,

Tarp (2000b), ‘Aid and Growth Regressions’,

The Allocation of Official Development Assistance’,

The French Aid Relationship: A Foreign Policy

The Millennium Challenge Account: How Much is too Much, How Long is Long Enough? Centre for Global Development Working Paper No. 23, Centre for Global Development,

The US Aid Relationship: A Test of the Recipient Need and the Donor Interest Models’,

Verschoor (2002b), ‘Aid, Pro-poor Government Expenditure and Welfare’, mimeo,

What Motivates Foreign Aid: A Case Study of Australia’s Aid to Indonesia’,

Who Gives Foreign Aid to Whom and Why?’

Aid Effectiveness and Selectivity: Integrating Multiple Objectives into Aid Allocations

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