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NCDE papers
Please notice that there aren't printed papers on the
conference. If guests want to print papers that should be done by themselves.
Papers Friday
Keynote
Lecture
Luc Soete
(UNU-MERIT)
SESSION 1: FINANCE
Marc Hofstetter (Universidad de Los Andes)
Credit
Constraints, the Business Cycle and Firm Dynamics in Colombia
Annabel Vanroose (Université Libre de Bruxelles)
Microfinance Institutions and Financial Sector Development and
Table
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Ashim Kumar Kar (Hanken School of Economics)
Outreach and
Performance: How Microfinance Institutions Do
SESSION 2: HEALTH
Pablo Selaya (University of Copenhagen)
Eye Disease
and Development
Tapio Palokangas (HECER and IZA)
Demographic and Economic Consequences of the Post-war Mortality Decline in
Developing Countries
Dick Durevall (University of Gothenburg)
Economic
Inequality and HIV in Malawi
SESSION 3: TRADE
Janne Niemi (Government Institute for Economic Research)
Habit
persistence and structure of food imports – a cross-country expenditure system
Svetlana Ledyaeva (Aalto University)
Location choice of Chinese, Japanese and the US FDI in Russia: Do cross-country
agglomeration effects matter?
Alisa DiCaprio and Amelia Santos-Paulino (UNU-WIDER)
Trade Agreements and Economic Vulnerability: Can
North-South agreements improve resilience?
SESSION 4: INEQUALITY
Mazhar Mughal (Université de Pau et des Pays de, l'Adour)
Impact of Remittances on Inequality and Poverty: Macro and micro-evidence from
Pakistan
Ankush Agrawal (Indira Gandhi Institute of Development Research)
‘Matthew
Effect’ or ‘Law of Diminishing Marginal Returns’? Intra-country Evidence on
Convergence in Health Outcomes from India
Pertti Haaparanta (Aalto University)
TBA
SESSION 5: HOUSEHOLD AND NETWORKS (Economicum, Room 3-4, 1st floor)
Marit Widman (Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences)
Intra-household bargaining power and child nutritional status in Madagascar (abstract)
Magnus Hatlebakk (Chr. Michelsen Institute)
The role
of caste and local social networks in getting jobs in external labor markets
Heidi Hogset (Molde University College)
Are
Farmers' Informal Crops Marketing Groups Susceptible to Capture by Corrupt
Elites?
SESSION 6: CHILD LABOUR (Economicum, Lecture room, 2nd floor)
Julia Anna Matz (Trinity College, Dublin University)
Spousal
Access to Land Rights and Children’s Outcomes – Evidence from Vietnam
Elin Vimefall (Örebro University)
What
determine which children are working? Empirical evidence from Kenya
Falko Tabbert (Leibniz-University of Hannover)
Enrolment
of potential childminders: schooling decisions and unregulated fertility in
sub-Saharan Africa
Papers Saturday
SESSION 7: SCHOOLING
Ivar Kolstad (Chr. Michelsen Institute)
Education,
health and entrepreneurship
Outi Korkeala (University of Sussex)
Waiting
for the rains: Delayed monsoon onset, schooling and child labour in rural
Indonesia
Måns Nerman (University of Gothenburg)
Tanzanian Demand for Education in the new Millennium Evidence from Two Household
Surveys
SESSION 8: POLITICS
Ann-Sofie Isaksson (University of Gothenburg)
Political
participation in Africa: Participatory inequalities and the role of resources
(updated June 16)
Pelle Ahlerup (University of Gothenburg)
Earthquakes and Civil War
Abdirashid Ismail (Hanken School of Economics)
The
Political Economy of State Collapse: A Social Contract Approach
SESSION 9: GLOBALISATION
Michele Valsecchi (University of Gothenburg)
Land
certification and international migration: evidence from Mexico
Andreas Bergh and Therese Nilsson (Lund University and the Ratio
Institute)
Globalization and poverty reduction – a panel data study
Wasseem Mina (United Arab Emirates University)
Institutional
Reforms Debate and FDI Flows to MENA Region: Is Debate Relevant?
SESSION 10: AID
Camelia Minoiu (International Monetary Fund)
Business
cycle fluctuations and development aid: new evidence
(updated June 16)
Alessia Isopi (University of Nottingham)
Determinants
of Donor Funding to NGOs: Evidence from Uganda
Lei Pan (Development Economics Group, Wageningen University)
Transfers and
Development – Easy Come, Easy Go?
SESSION 11: HAPPINESS AND FAIRNESS
Ida Lindkvist (Chr. Michelsen Institute)
Pro-social preferences and self-selection into the public health sector:
Evidence from economic experiments
Yonas Alem (University of Gothenburg)
Subjective
well-being and its determinants in urban Ethiopia
Eman Selim (Taibah University)
Time Series and Causality Analysis of Foreign Capital
In Flows and Growth
to MENA Countries
SESSION 12: FARMING
Imed Drine (UNU-WIDER)
Climate
change effects on Tanzanian crop yields: Evidences from spatial models
Anbes Tenaye (Norwegian University of Life Sciences)
Impacts and
Implications of Agricultural Credit Use on Gross Farm Income in Southern
Ethiopia
Nasima T. Chowdhury (Gothenburg University)
The
Relative Efficiency of Hired and Family Labour in Bangladesh Agriculture
SESSION 13: MACRO
Mouyad Al Samara (University of Paris1-Panthéon-Sorbonne)
The
Determinants of Real Exchange Rate Volatility in the Syrian Economy
Firew Bekele Woldeyes (Aarhus University)
Government
Budgets and Economic Growth in Sub-Saharan Africa
Raul Chamorro-Narvaez (Universidad Nacional de Colombia)
The
composition of public expenditure and economic growth in low – and middle –
income countries
SESSION 14: CRIME AND CORRUPTION
Alexander Cotte Poveda (University of Göttingen, University of La Salle)
Violence and
economic development in Colombian cities: A dynamic panel data analysis
Eva Kløve (University of Oslo)
Gang
formation in South Africa: Crime and the market for protection
Tobias Dahlström (University of Gothenburg)
Globalisation and Corruption – The Transmission of Corrupt Behaviour
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