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1995-08: Civil war and the economies of the peace dividend

Paul Collier

1995-07: Real wages and the demand for labour in Ghana's manufacturing sector

Francis Teal

1995-06: The size and sources of economic rents in a developing country manufacturing labour market

Francis Teal

1995-05: Smuggling and supply response: coffee in Ethiopia

Stefan Dercon and Lulseged Ayalew

1995-04: "The rich are just like us, only richer." Poverty functions or consumption functions? Evidence from Uganda

Simon Appleton

1995-03: Socio-economic factors, fertility and its proximate determinants in Côte d'Ivoire

Simon Appleton

1995-02: The impact of public services on health care and morbidity: evidence from Kenya

Simon Appleton

1995-01: Problems of measuring changes in poverty over time: the case of Uganda 1989-1992

Simon Appleton

1994-18: Mozambique commodity and policy shocks: terms of trade changes, the Socialist "Big-Push" and the response of the economy (1975-86)

Roberto Tibana

1994-17: Does female income share influence household expenditures? Evidence from the Côte d'Ivoire

John Hoddinott and Lawrence Haddad

1994-16: Foods markets, liberalization and peace in Ethiopia: an econometric analysis

Stefan Dercon

1994-15: Apprenticeship contracts and credit markets in Ghana

Ann Velenchik

1994-14: Financial liberalization and inflation dynamics: some evidence from Zambia

Christopher S. Adam

1994-13: The structure of society as a determinant of the rate of economic growth

Abigail Barr

1994-12: Are manufacturing workers really worth their pay?

Patricia Jones

1994-11: The welfare cost of speculation during Kenyan trade reforms

Ritva Reinikka

1994-10: How to identify trade liberalization episodes: an empirical study on Kenya

Ritva Reinikka

1994-09: Rationing and peasant household behaviour: a comparative static analysis

Andy McKay and Alemayehu Taffesse

1994-08: Family background, education and employment in urban Ethiopia

Pramila Krishnan

1994-07: Fiscal aspects of the transition from war to peace

David Bevan

1994-06: Central bank policy and determination of prices: the case of Kenya and Côte d'Ivoire

David Fielding

1993-05: Social learning: an application to Kenyan agriculture

Kees Burger, Paul Collier and Jan Willem Gunning

1993-04: Taxation, Risk and Real Interest Rates

Carolyn Jenkins and Charles Harvey

1993-03: Wages and Unemployment in Urban Cote d'Ivoire

John Hoddinott

1993-02: Risk, crop choice and saving: evidence from Tanzania

Stefan Dercon

1993-01: Testing for regime shifts in short-sample macroeconomic data: a survey of some Monte Carlo evidence

Christopher S. Adam