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- wp-2022-166: Determinants of domestic savings in Tanzania: Empirical evidence

- Maureen Were and Cornel Joseph
- wp-2022-165: Structural features of the Mozambique economy through the lens of a 2019 social accounting matrix

- Sam Jones, Enilde Sarmento, Dirk van Seventer and Finn Tarp
- wp-2022-164: Determinants of gender gaps in youth employment in urban Mozambique

- Jana Bischler, Eva-Maria Egger, Paul Jasper and Ivan Manhique
- wp-2022-163: The loser's long curse: electoral consequences of a class conflict

- Jaakko Meriläinen and Matti Mitrunen
- wp-2022-162: Herding, rent-seeking taxpayers, and endemic corruption

- Gil Epstein and Ira Gang
- wp-2022-161: Tax-benefit responses in Uruguay during the COVID-19 pandemic

- Veronica Amarante and Federico Scalese
- wp-2022-160: Evidence on aid (in)effectiveness in highly fragile states: A synthesis of three systematic reviews of aid to Afghanistan, Mali, and South Sudan, 2008-21

- Christoph Zürcher
- wp-2022-159: Public savings in Africa: Do sovereign wealth funds serve development?

- Tony Addison and Amir Lebdioui
- wp-2022-158: Inequality configurations

- Letícia Barbabela, Miquel Pellicer and Eva Wegner
- wp-2022-157: The legacy of church-state conflict: Evidence from Nazi repression of Catholic priests

- Leonid Peisakhin and Didac Queralt
- wp-2022-156: A look offshore: unpacking the routes of misinvoicing in international trade

- Catalin Dragomirescu-Gaina and Leandro Elia
- wp-2022-155: The link between public debt and public investment in Tanzania

- Maureen Were and Lorah Madete
- wp-2022-154: States of disorder: An ecosystems approach to state-building in conflict-affected countries

- Adam Day
- wp-2022-153: Climate vulnerability and government resource mobilization in developing countries

- Pierre Christian Tsopmo, Suzie Imelda Foudjo and Michelle Josée Ekila Elanga
- wp-2022-152: Trust the hand that protects you—Does UN peacekeeping harm post-conflict governments' legitimacy?

- Jessica Di Salvatore
- wp-2022-151: The evolution of inequality in Mozambique: 1996/97-2019/20

- Giulia Barletta, Maimuna Ibraimo, Vincenzo Salvucci, Enilde Sarmento and Finn Tarp
- wp-2022-150: Impact of school consolidation on enrolment and achievement: Evidence from India

- Vinitha Varghese
- wp-2022-149: Development narratives in a post-aid era: Reflections on implications for the global effectiveness agenda

- Nilima Gulrajani
- wp-2022-148: Elite murder and popular resistance: Evidence from post-World War II Poland

- Krzysztof Krakowski and Max Schaub
- wp-2022-147: Hidden hostility: donor attention and political violence

- Siwan Anderson, Patrick Francois, Dominic Rohner and Rogerio Santarrosa
- wp-2022-146: Humanity over economy: biopolitical responses to the COVID-19 pandemic in Ghana

- James McKeown
- wp-2022-145: Civil wars and stumbling of patriarchal societies: The reconstruction of gender relations in post-conflict Liberia

- Augustine T. Larmin and Daniel K. Banini
- wp-2022-144: A fiscal approach to the social contract in sub-Saharan African countries: Looking for opportunities to strengthen trust in government and tax compliance by analysing citizens' perception of governance

- Enrico Nichelatti and Heikki Hiilamo
- wp-2022-143: Distributional impacts of agricultural policies in Zambia: A microsimulation approach

- Katrin Gasior, Silvia Navarro, Jukka Pirttilä and Mari Kangasniemi
- wp-2022-142: Political representation in the wake of ethnic violence and post-conflict institutional reform: Comparing views from Rwandan and Burundian citizens

- Bert Ingelaere, Réginas Ndayiragije and Marijke Verpoorten
- wp-2022-141: Does project-level aid for water and sanitation improve child health outcomes?: Evidence from household panel data in Uganda

- Lynda Pickbourn, Raymond Caraher and Léonce Ndikumana
- wp-2022-140: Good for now but not forever: officials' perspectives on the relevance of the effectiveness agenda and the need for change

- Rachael Calleja and Beata Cichocka
- wp-2022-139: Foreign aid and intergenerational mobility in Africa

- Ali Compaoré, Roukiatou Nikièma and Rasmané Ouédraogo
- wp-2022-138: Elite incomes around the world: Command over tradables, non-tradables, and people

- Paul Segal and Michail Moatsos
- wp-2022-137: Between victory and statehood: Armed violence in post-war Abkhazia

- Anastasia Shesterinina
- wp-2022-136: The incursion of Leviathan: wartime territorial control and post-conflict state capacity in Peru

- Guillermo Kreiman
- wp-2022-135: Trust as state capacity: The political economy of compliance

- Timothy Besley and Sacha Dray
- wp-2022-134: Marriage market responses in the wake of a natural disaster in India

- Shreyasee Das and Shatanjaya Dasgupta
- wp-2022-133: Tax provisioning by extractive industry multinational subsidiaries

- Khanindra Ch. Das
- wp-2022-132: The determinants of domestic saving in Kenya

- Rodgers Musamali, Cecilia Mutia and Rose W. Ngugi
- wp-2022-131: Looking ahead to COP27—from climate pledges to action: The Global Methane Pledge—opportunities and risks

- Etienne Romsom and Kathryn McPhail
- wp-2022-130: Rebel governance during COVID-19: Describing and explaining armed groups' response to the pandemic in the Middle East

- Marta Furlan
- wp-2022-129: The effects of taxation on income inequality in sub-Saharan Africa

- Idrissa Ouedraogo, Issa Dianda, Pegdwende Patrik Ouedraogo, Rodrigue Tiraogo Ouedraogo and Bassirou Konfe
- wp-2022-128: Parental risk preferences, maternal bargaining power, and the educational progressions of children: Lab-in-the-field evidence from rural Côte d'Ivoire

- Arnab Basu, Ralitza Dimova, Monnet Gbakou and Romane Viennet
- wp-2022-127: Social protection floor gaps and pandemic relief measures: a case for universalism?: Exploring scalability through targeted versus universalist approaches

- Annalena Oppel
- wp-2022-126: Mothers at peace: post-conflict fertility and United Nations peacekeeping

- Vincenzo Bove, Jessica Di Salvatore, Leandro Elia and Roberto Nisticò
- wp-2022-125: The role of tax-benefit systems in protecting household incomes in Latin America during the COVID-19 pandemic

- David Rodríguez, H. Xavier Jara, Mariana Dondo, Cristina Arancibia, David Macas, Rebeca Riella, Joana Urraburu, Linda Llamas, Luis Huesca, Javier Torres and Rodrigo Chang
- wp-2022-124: A policy for the jobless youth in South Africa: Individual impacts of the Employment Tax Incentive

- Amina Ebrahim and Jukka Pirttilä
- wp-2022-123: Understanding Somalia's social contract and state-building efforts: Consequences for donor interventions

- Mathieu Cloutier, Hodan Hassan, Deborah Isser and Gaël Raballand
- wp-2022-122: Can fungibility of development aid lead to more effective achievement of the SDGs?: An analysis of the aggregate welfare effect of aid fungibility

- Zunera Rana and Dirk-Jan Koch
- wp-2022-121: Global profit shifting, 1975-2019

- Ludvig Wier and Gabriel Zucman
- wp-2022-120: Domestic revenue mobilization and informality: Challenges and opportunities for sub-Saharan Africa

- Abel Gwaindepi
- wp-2022-119: Other Backward Classes and the politics of reservations in India: Past and present

- Zoya Hasan
- wp-2022-118: Law enforcement and illegal markets: Evidence from the regulation of junkyards in Brazil

- André Mancha
- wp-2022-117: Agricultural risks, the COVID-19 pandemic, and farm household welfare and diversification strategies in Africa

- Abdul Malik Iddrisu, Alhassan Karakara and Evans S. Osabuohien
- wp-2022-116: So close and yet so far: the ability of mandatory disclosure rules to crack down on offshore tax evasion

- Elisa Casi, Mohammed Mardan and Rohit Reddy Muddasani
- wp-2022-115: Unravelling Africa's raw material footprints and their drivers

- Albert Kwame Osei-Owusu, Michael Danquah and Edgar Towa
- wp-2022-114: The effect of wage subsidies on job retention: Evidence from South Africa during the COVID-19 pandemic

- Timothy Köhler, Robert Hill and Haroon Bhorat
- wp-2022-113: Ethnic inequality, the federal character principle, and the reform of Nigeria's presidential federalism

- Rotimi T. Suberu
- wp-2022-112: Capital markets in sub-Saharan Africa

- Githinji Njenga, Josphat Machagua and Samwel Gachanja
- wp-2022-111: Impacts of COVID-19 lockdowns and aid packages: Evidence from Viet Nam

- Cuong Nguyen
- wp-2022-110: Growth and inequality convergence: the role of environmentally related impacts on human capital

- Angela Cindy Emefa Mensah and Edward Barbier
- wp-2022-109: The COVID-19 pandemic and poor women's agency: A case of domestic workers in Delhi

- Deepita Chakravarty and Nandini Nayak
- wp-2022-108: Digital labour platforms as shock absorbers: Evidence from COVID-19

- Sam Jones and Ivan Manhique
- wp-2022-107: Aid, taxes, and government spending: A heterogeneous co-integrated panel analysis

- Abrams M.E. Tagem
- wp-2022-106: The social consequences of organized crime in Italy

- Pierfrancesco Rolla and Patricia Justino
- wp-2022-105: Who was impacted and how? COVID-19 pandemic and the long uneven recovery in India

- Mrinalini Jha and Rahul Lahoti
- wp-2022-104: The politics of affirmative action: ethnicity, equity, and state-business relations in Malaysia

- Edmund Terence Gomez
- wp-2022-103: Revealing 21 per cent of GDP in hidden assets: Evidence from Argentina's tax amnesties

- Juliana Londoño-Vélez and Dario Tortarolo
- wp-2022-102: A model to explain the impact of government revenue on the quality of governance and the SDGs

- Stephen Hall and Bernadette O'Hare
- wp-2022-101: Fintech in sub-Saharan Africa

- Njuguna Ndung'u
- wp-2022-100: Employer power and employment in developing countries

- Nancy Chau, Ravi Kanbur and Vidhya Soundararajan
- wp-2022-99: Does aid fragmentation affect tax revenue dynamics in developing countries?: Observations with new tax data

- Ali Compaoré and Abrams M.E. Tagem
- wp-2022-98: Rebel governance and political participation

- Abbey Steele and Michael Weintraub
- wp-2022-97: Fiscal consequences of corporate tax avoidance

- Katarzyna Bilicka, Evgeniya Dubinina and Petr Janský
- wp-2022-96: Inequality and human development: The role of different parts of the income distribution

- David Castells-Quintana, Carlos Gradín and Vicente Royuela
- wp-2022-95: Pension funds in sub-Saharan Africa

- Owen Nyang'oro and Githinji Njenga
- wp-2022-94: Social protection expansions during crisis and fiscal space: From ad hoc to durable solutions?

- Annalena Oppel
- wp-2022-93: Measuring consumption over the phone: Evidence from a survey experiment in urban Ethiopia

- Gashaw Abate, Alan de Brauw, Kalle Hirvonen and Abdulazize Wolle
- wp-2022-92: Productivity growth effects of structural reforms: Evidence from developing countries

- Kwamivi Gomado
- wp-2022-91: Impact of the right to education on school enrolment of children with disabilities: Evidence from India

- Vinitha Varghese
- wp-2022-90: Physical proximity and occupational employment change by gender during the COVID-19 pandemic

- Jacqueline Mosomi and Amy Thornton
- wp-2022-89: The pandemic and the state: Interrogating capacity and response to COVID-19 in West Bengal

- Zaad Mahmood and Achin Chakraborty
- wp-2022-88: Gender preference at birth: A new measure for son preference based on stated preferences and observed measures of parents' fertility decisions

- Mehwish Ghulam Ali, Ashton de Silva, Sarah Sinclair and Ankita Mishra
- wp-2022-87: Reigniting labour productivity growth in developing countries: Do structural reforms matter?

- Kwamivi Gomado
- wp-2022-86: Standardization and ethnocracy in Sri Lanka

- Neil DeVotta
- wp-2022-85: Determinants of corporate cash holdings in South Africa

- Ewa Karwowski, Hanna Szymborska, Keagile Lesame and Tlhologelo Thoka
- wp-2022-84: Incorporating informal workers into social insurance in Tanzania

- Roosa Lambin and Milla Nyyssölä
- wp-2022-83: Can domestic institutions affect exports and innovation?: Mediation effects of institutional quality on manufacturing sector exports and innovation in developing countries

- Achinthya Koswatta
- wp-2022-82: Social protection for working-age women in Tanzania: Exploring past policy trajectories and simulating future paths

- Roosa Lambin, Milla Nyyssölä and Alexis Bernigaud
- wp-2022-81: Peruvian response to COVID-19 pandemic: The role of evidence-based governance and structural violence

- Camila Gianella
- wp-2022-80: Social distress and (some) relief: Estimating the impact of pandemic job loss on poverty in South Africa

- Ihsaan Bassier, Joshua Budlender and Maya Goldman
- wp-2022-79: Financial liberalization and its implications for private savings in sub-Saharan Africa

- Elizabeth Asiedu, Fafanyo Asiseh, Theresa Mannah-Blankson and Jones Arkoh Paintsil
- wp-2022-78: PROCEDE: a failed programme to reduce poverty and inequalities in Mexico

- Ana de Ita
- wp-2022-77: Inclusion amid ethnic inequality: Insights from Brazil's social protection system

- Natasha Borges Sugiyama
- wp-2022-76: Illicit financial flows and country-by-country reporting in extractive industries

- Saila Stausholm, Petr Janský and Marek Šedivý
- wp-2022-75: Return migration and entrepreneurship in Cameroon

- Sévérin Tamwo, Ghislain Stéphane Gandjon Fankem and Dieudonné Taka
- wp-2022-74: The legal basis for affirmative action in India

- Kiruba Munusamy
- wp-2022-73: How have formal firms recovered from the pandemic?: Insights from survey and tax administrative data in Zambia

- Christopher Hoy, Laban Simbeye, Muhammad Abdullah Ali Malik, Aliisa Koivisto and Mashekwa Maboshe
- wp-2022-72: Tax-benefit microsimulation model in Rwanda: A feasibility study

- Naphtal Hakizimana, John Karangwa, Jesse Lastunen, Aimable Nsabimana, Innocente Murasi, Lucie Niyigena, Michael Noble and Gemma Wright
- wp-2022-71: Microsimulation approaches to studying shocks and social protection in selected developing economies

- Kwabena Adu-Ababio
- wp-2022-70: What drove the profitability of colonial firms?: Labour coercion and trade preferences on the Sena Sugar Estates (1920-74)

- Sam Jones and Peter Gibbon
- wp-2022-69: Labour market effects of digital matching platforms: Experimental evidence from sub-Saharan Africa

- Sam Jones and Kunal Sen
- wp-2022-68: Is economic development affected by the leaders' education levels?: Evidence from India

- Chandan Jain, Shagun Kashyap, Rahul Lahoti and Soham Sahoo
- wp-2022-67: Employment policy in Mainland Tanzania: what's in it for women?

- Roosa Lambin and Milla Nyyssölä
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