Proceedings of the German Development Economics Conference, Kiel 2005

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37: The Road to Pro-Poor Growth in Zambia: Past Lessons and Future Challenges: Peter Wobst and James Thurlow
36: Contesting Resources - Rent Seeking, Conflict and the Natural Resource Curse: Erwin Bulte and Katharina Wick
35: R&D and private investment: How to conserve indigenous fruit biodiversity of Southern Africa: Hermann Waibel, Justus Wesseler and MithÃ¶fer, Dagmar
34: Inequality and Heterogeneous Returns to Education in Mexico (1992-2002): Hector J. Villarreal and Aashish Mehta
33: Exchange rate risk and economic reform: the case of endogenous institutional change in China: Wolfgang Veit
32: Measuring and Explaining Government Inefficiency in Developing Countries: Nicolas Van de Sijpe and Glenn Rayp
31: Uganda: no more pro-poor growth?: Robert T. Kappel, Jann Lay and Susan Steiner
30: Inequality and growth: A joint analysis of demand and supply: 沈凌
29: Modeling Firm Dynamics to Identify the Cost of Financing Constraints in Ghanaian Manufacturing: Matthias SchÃ¼ndeln
27: How to prioritise policies for poverty reduction: Applying Bayesian Model Averaging to Vietnam: Rainer Klump and Patricia PrÃ¼fer (Patricia Prufer)
26: Human capital, growth and convergence traps: Implications from a cross-country analysis: P.E. Petrakis and D. Stamatakis
25: Institutional Constraints for the Success of Agricultural Biotechnology in Developing Countries: The Case of Bt-Cotton in Shandong Province, China: H. Waibel, D. Pemsl and A.P. Gutierrez
24: Macroeconomic Policies and Pro-Poor Growth in Nigeria: Oluwatoyin Alade S Gafaar and Tokunbo Simbowale Osinubi
23: External Debt and Pro-Poor Growth: Rolf Maier
22: Measuring Pro-Poor Growth with Non-Income Indicators: Stephan Klasen, Kenneth Harttgen and Melanie Grosse
20: Export-Led Growth in Chile: Assessing the Role of Export Composition in Productivity Growth: Nowak-Lehmann D., Felicitas, Dierk Herzer and Boriss Siliverstovs (Felicitas Nowak-Lehmann D.)
19: Project Aid or Budget Aid? The Interests of Governments and Financial Institutions: Carsten Hefeker
18: Quality of Institutions, Credit Markets and Bankruptcy: Christa Hainz
17: Inflation Inequity and the Measurement of Pro-Poor Growth: Michael Grimm and Isabel GÃ¼nther (Isabel Gunther)
16: Does Imported Skill-Biased Technological Change Originate None, One or Many Kuznets Curves?: Marco Vivarelli and Gianluca Grimalda
15: Distribution and Development in a Model of Misgovernance: Keith Blackburn and Gonzalo F. Forgues-Puccio
14: Aid, Policies and Growth: A Non-Canonical Alternative for solving This Puzzle: RaÃºl Fuentes
13: Equality, Market, Profit, Growth - Small-Scale Industry and the Expansion of Mass Markets with Reference to an Empirical Research in Algeria: Hartmut Elsenhans
12: The Lamentable Return of the Big Push in Economic Development: William Easterly
11: IMF and Economic Growth: The Effects of Programs, Loans, and Compliance with Conditionality: Axel Dreher
10: Investment and credit effects of land titling and registration: Juan Ramón de Laiglesia
9: Cost Efficiency of Domestic and Foreign Banks in Thailand: Evidence from Panel Data: Saovanee Chantapong and Lukas Menkhoff
8: Gender Inequality and Trade: Christian Spielmann and Matthias Busse
7: Coping Strategies in Post-War Rural Mozambique: Tilman BrÃ¼ck (Tilman Brück)
6: The Political Economy of Corruption and and the Role of Financial Institutions: Christa Hainz and Kira Boerner
5: Does Good Governance Contribute to Pro-poor Growth?: A Conceptual Framework and Empirical Evidence from Cross-Country Studies: Danielle Resnick and Regina Birner
4: Is Rural Income Diversity Pro-Growth? Is It Pro-Poor? Evidence from Georgia: Iain Fraser, Junior R. Davis, Kelvin George Balcombe and Dirk Bezemer
3: Robust Lessons about Practical Early Warning Systems: Katja Sawischlewski, Lukas Menkhoff and Daniela Beckmann
2: Micro-credit, risk coping and the incidence of rural-to-urban migration: Quamrul Ahsan
1: Foreseeing another HIPC: The response of a post-HIPC economy: Syed M. Ali Abbas