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- wp-2021-157: Improving young women's working conditions in Tanzania's urban food vending sector

- Nandera Ernest Mhando and Nasibu Rajabu Mramba
- wp-2021-156: The macroeconomic effect of fiscal policy in South Africa: A narrative analysis

- Tumisang Loate, Romain Houssa and Nicola Viegi
- wp-2021-155: Contract clientelism: How infrastructure contracts fund vote-buying

- Alisha Holland and Will Freeman
- wp-2021-154: Gender and vulnerable employment in the developing world: Evidence from global microdata

- Maria Lo Bue, Tu Thi Ngoc Le, Manuel Santos Silva and Kunal Sen
- wp-2021-153: Technology and clientelist politics in India

- Steven I. Wilkinson
- wp-2021-152: Debt-financed fiscal stimulus in South Africa

- Hylton Hollander
- wp-2021-151: Glimpses of fiscal states in sub-Saharan Africa

- Mick Moore
- wp-2021-150: The effects of a risk-based approach to tax examinations: Evidence from Tanzania

- Amina Ebrahim, Elineema Kisanga, Ezekiel Swema, Vincent Leyaro, Edwin Mhede, Ephraim Mdee, Heikki Palviainen and Jukka Pirttilä
- wp-2021-149: Childbirth and women's labour market transitions in India (revised)

- Rosa Abraham, Rahul Lahoti and Hema Swaminathan
- wp-2021-148: The mitigating role of tax and benefit rescue packages for poverty and inequality in Africa amid the COVID-19 pandemic

- Jesse Lastunen, Pia Rattenhuber, Kwabena Adu-Ababio, Katrin Gasior, H. Xavier Jara, Maria Jouste, David McLennan, Enrico Nichelatti, Rodrigo Oliveira, Jukka Pirttilä, Matteo Richiardi and Gemma Wright
- wp-2021-147: Formalizing clientelism in Kenya: From Harambee to the Constituency Development Fund

- Ken Ochieng' Opalo
- wp-2021-146: The welfare effects of financial inclusion in Ghana: An exploration based on a multidimensional measure of financial inclusion

- Abdul Malik Iddrisu and Michael Danquah
- wp-2021-145: Labour conditions in regional versus global value chains: Insights from apparel firms in Lesotho and Eswatini

- Giovanni Pasquali
- wp-2021-144: Poverty, social networks, and clientelism

- Nico Ravanilla and Allen Hicken
- wp-2021-143: Barriers to entry and the role of African multinational corporations: Entrants in intermediate industrial products (inputs into construction)

- Grace Nsomba and Thando Vilakazi
- wp-2021-142: The recentered influence function and unidimensional poverty measurement

- Carlos Gradín
- wp-2021-141: Voter coercion and pro-poor redistribution in rural Mexico

- Dragan Filipovich, Miguel Niño-Zarazúa and Alma Santillán Hernández
- wp-2021-140: Informed participation: the effects of information treatment on panel non-response

- Ricardo Santos and Sam Jones
- wp-2021-139: Trends in inequality within countries using a novel dataset

- Carlos Gradín and Annalena Oppel
- wp-2021-138: Social ties, clientelism, and the poor's expectations of future service provision: Receiving more, expecting less?

- Prisca Jöst and Ellen Lust
- wp-2021-137: Do disadvantaged students benefit from attending classes with more skilled colleagues?: Evidence from a top university in Brazil

- Henrique Z. Motte and Rodrigo Oliveira
- wp-2021-136: The saga and limits of public financial management: The Mozambican case

- António S. Cruz, Ines A. Ferreira, Johnny Flentø, Finn Tarp and Mariam Umarji
- wp-2021-135: The relative neglect of agriculture in Mozambique

- João Z. Carrilho, Ines A. Ferreira, Rui N. Ribeiro and Finn Tarp
- wp-2021-134: Exploring the quality of income data in two African household surveys for the purpose of tax-benefit microsimulation modelling: Imputing employment income in Tanzania and Zambia

- David McLennan, Michael Noble, Gemma Wright, Helen Barnes and Faith Masekesa
- wp-2021-133: Maternity benefits mandate and women's choice of work in Viet Nam

- Khoa Vu and Paul Glewwe
- wp-2021-132: The impact of centralized bargaining on spillovers and the wage structure in monopsonistic labour markets

- Ihsaan Bassier
- wp-2021-131: Climate shocks, agriculture, and migration in Nepal: Disentangling the interdependencies

- Aslihan Arslan, Eva-Maria Egger, Erdgin Mane and Vanya Slavchevska
- wp-2021-130: Norms that matter: Exploring the distribution of women's work between income generation, expenditure-saving, and unpaid domestic responsibilities in India

- Ashwini Deshpande and Naila Kabeer
- wp-2021-129: Do gifts buy votes?: Evidence from sub-Saharan Africa

- Jenny Guardado and Leonard Wantchekon
- wp-2021-128: Childbirth and women's labour market transitions in India

- Rosa Abraham, Rahul Lahoti and Hema Swaminathan
- wp-2021-127: Local governance quality and law compliance: The case of Mozambican firms

- Hanna Berkel, Christian Estmann and John Rand
- wp-2021-126: The regulation of interconnection and regulatory alignment in the Southern African Development Community

- Grace Nsomba
- wp-2021-125: Clientelistic politics and pro-poor targeting: Rules versus discretionary budgets

- Dilip Mookherjee and Anusha Nath
- wp-2021-124: Learning from experience: Special Economic Zones in Southern Africa

- Neva Makgetla
- wp-2021-123: Informal employment or informal firms? Regulatory enforcement and the transformation of the informal sector

- Sanjay Jain
- wp-2021-122: The dynamics of state-business relations between the Ethiopian state and Chinese private firms: A case study of the Eastern Industry Park

- Weiwei Chen
- wp-2021-121: Who benefits from job training programmes?: Evidence from a high-dosage programme in Brazil

- Daniel Da Mata, Rodrigo Oliveira and Diana Silva
- wp-2021-120: Simulating personal income tax in South Africa using administrative data and survey data: A comparison of PITMOD and SAMOD for tax year 2018

- Wynnona Steyn, Alexius Sithole, Winile Ngobeni, Eva Muwanga-Zake, Helen Barnes, Michael Noble, David McLennan, Gemma Wright and Katrin Gasior
- wp-2021-119: Promoting environmental sustainability in the artisanal and small-scale mining sector in Tanzania

- Abel Kinyondo and Chris Huggins
- wp-2021-118: Estimating employment responses to South Africa's Employment Tax Incentive

- Joshua Budlender and Amina Ebrahim
- wp-2021-117: Re-examining the Brazilian South-Northeast labour income gap: A decomposition approach

- Rodrigo Oliveira and Raul Silveira Neto
- wp-2021-116: Clientelism and governance

- Pranab Bardhan
- wp-2021-115: Female education and marriage in Pakistan: The role of financial shocks and marital customs

- Sarah Khan
- wp-2021-114: Digital technology and productivity of informal enterprises: Empirical evidence from Nigeria
- Michael Danquah and Solomon Owusu
- wp-2021-113: The COVID-19 pandemic and the economy in Southern Africa

- Neva Makgetla
- wp-2021-112: Pulling up or binding down: a review of upgrading trajectories in apparel and agro-processing global value chains for developing countries

- Giovanni Pasquali, Aarti Krishnan and Jakob Engel
- wp-2021-111: Effectiveness of strategic environmental assessment in promoting sustainable development in Tanzania

- Emanoel Alfred and Joseph Qamara
- wp-2021-110: Informality and pension reforms in Bolivia: The case of Renta Dignida

- Carla Canelas and Miguel Niño-Zarazúa
- wp-2021-109: What explains the gender gap in top incomes in developing countries?: Evidence from Ecuador

- Nicolás Oliva, H. Xavier Jara and Pia Rattenhuber
- wp-2021-108: The socioeconomic impact of coal mining in Mozambique

- Eva-Maria Egger, Michael Keller and Jorge Mouco
- wp-2021-107: Firm and product survival analysis: Evidence from South African tax administrative and products data

- Syden Mishi, Weliswa Matekenya, Leward Jeke, Ronney M. Ncwadi and Roseline T. Karambakuwa
- wp-2021-106: Horizontal and intersecting inequalities in Mozambique: 1997-2017

- Ricardo Santos, Eva-Maria Egger and Vincenzo Salvucci
- wp-2021-105: The changing nature of work and earnings inequality in China

- Chunbing Xing
- wp-2021-104: The legacy of conflict: aggregate evidence from Sierra Leone

- Tillman Hönig
- wp-2021-103: The role of trust and of poverty in compliance with social distancing measures in Africa during the COVID-19 pandemic

- Edson Mazive, Gerson Baza, Gimelgo Xirinda, Ivan Manhique, Jorge Mouco and Silvestre Matola
- wp-2021-102: Exploring economic support networks amidst racial inequality in Namibia

- Annalena Oppel
- wp-2021-101: How far does the apple really fall from the tree?: Practical guidance on measuring intergenerational mobility from a simulation framework

- Marcelo Cardona and Sam Jones
- wp-2021-100: The minimum wage and firm networks: Evidence from South Africa

- Brandon Tan
- wp-2021-99: Gender differences in formal wage employment in urban Tanzania

- Kwadwo Opoku, Francisco M.P. Mugizi and Emmanuel Adu Boahen
- wp-2021-98: Clientelism, public goods provision, and governance

- Maria Lo Bue, Kunal Sen and Staffan I. Lindberg
- wp-2021-97: Gender disparities in financial inclusion in Tanzania

- Maureen Were, Maureen Odongo and Caroline Israel
- wp-2021-96: Young women's transitions from education to the labour market in Ethiopia: A gendered life-course perspective

- Yeshwas Admasu, Gina Crivello and Catherine Porter
- wp-2021-95: Informal freelancers in the time of COVID-19: Insights from a digital matching platform in Mozambique

- Sam Jones and Ivan Manhique
- wp-2021-94: The impact of COVID-19 on consumption poverty in Mozambique

- Giulia Barletta, Finório Castigo, Eva-Maria Egger, Michael Keller, Vincenzo Salvucci and Finn Tarp
- wp-2021-93: The macroeconomic impact of COVID-19 in Mozambique: A social accounting matrix approach

- Rosário Betho, Márcia C. Chelengo, Sam Jones, Michael Keller, Ibraimo Mussagy, Dirk van Seventer and Finn Tarp
- wp-2021-92: Female managers and firm performance: Evidence from the Caribbean countries

- Inmaculada Martínez-Zarzoso and Maria Lo Bue
- wp-2021-91: Clientelism and development: is there a poverty trap?

- Susan Stokes
- wp-2021-90: How good are manufacturing jobs in Myanmar?: Evidence from matched employer-employee data

- Paolo Falco, Francesca Gioia and Neda Trifkovic
- wp-2021-89: Remote sensing of urban cyclone impact and resilience: Evidence from Idai

- Peter Fisker, David Malmgren-Hansen and Thomas Sohnesen
- wp-2021-88: Fiscal decentralization and efficiency of public services delivery by local governments in Ghana

- Isaac Otoo and Michael Danquah
- wp-2021-87: Cash grants to manufacturers after Cyclone Idai: RCT evidence from Mozambique

- Hanna Berkel, Peter Fisker and Finn Tarp
- wp-2021-86: A macro-micro analysis of gender segregation and job quality in Latin America

- Diksha Arora, Elissa Braunstein and Stephanie Seguino
- wp-2021-85: Cyclone impacts on manufacturing firms in Mozambique

- Hanna Berkel, Peter Fisker and Finn Tarp
- wp-2021-84: Forecasting recovery from COVID-19 using financial data: An application to Viet Nam

- Jesse Lastunen and Matteo Richiardi
- wp-2021-83: The determinants of occupational sorting: Evidence from Mozambique

- Ines A. Ferreira, Sam Jones, Jorge Mouco and Ricardo Santos
- wp-2021-82: Measuring earnings inequality in South Africa using household survey and administrative tax microdata

- Andrew Kerr
- wp-2021-81: Inequality and structural transformation in the changing nature of work: The case of Indonesia

- Arief Yusuf and Putri Riswani Halim
- wp-2021-80: COVID-19 and the state

- Rachel M. Gisselquist and Andrea Vaccaro
- wp-2021-79: The economic gains of closing the employment gender gap: Evidence from Morocco

- Olivier Bargain and Maria Lo Bue
- wp-2021-78: Firms' resilience to financial constraints: The role of trade credit

- Isaac Marcelin, Daniel Brink and Wei Sun
- wp-2021-77: State-dependent fiscal multipliers and financial dynamics: An impulse response analysis by local projections for South Africa

- Serena Merrino
- wp-2021-76: Consolidating behavioural economics and rational choice theory: Insights from inequality research

- Klarizze Anne Martin Puzon and Rachel M. Gisselquist
- wp-2021-75: Good institutions and tax revenue outcomes in resource-rich countries: When 'good' is not enough

- Daniel Chachu
- wp-2021-74: The financial inclusion agenda: Examining the role of conventional banks in deepening access to formal credit

- Abdul Malik Iddrisu and Michael Danquah
- wp-2021-73: Ethnic disparity in altruism towards reforestation: A social preference experiment in Mindoro, Philippines

- Imelda Revilla Molina, Katelyn Castillo and Klarizze Anne Martin Puzon
- wp-2021-72: The impacts of public expenditure innovations on real exchange rate volatility in South Africa

- Naser Yenus Nuru and Hayelom Yrgaw Gereziher
- wp-2021-71: What sustains informality?: A study of the interactions between formal- and informal-sector firms

- Ajit Mishra
- wp-2021-70: Dynastic measures of inter-generational mobility with empirical evidence from Indonesia

- Olivier Bargain, Maria Lo Bue and Flaviana Palmisano
- wp-2021-69: Material barriers, cultural boundaries: A mixed-methods analysis of gender and labour market segmentation in Bangladesh

- Naila Kabeer, Lopita Huq and Muhammad Mahabub Rahaman
- wp-2021-68: Analysis of the distributional effects of COVID-19 and state-led remedial measures in South Africa

- Helen Barnes, Gabriel Espi-Sanchis, Murray Leibbrandt, David McLennan, Michael Noble, Jukka Pirttilä, Wynnona Steyn, Brenton van Vrede and Gemma Wright
- wp-2021-67: COVID-19 and trade facilitation in Southern Africa: Implications for the AfCFTA

- Kudzai Mataba and Faizel Ismail
- wp-2021-66: Intergenerational mobility in occupational choices: Are there gender differences in Ghana?

- Priscilla Baffour, Festus Turkson, Ibrahim Mohammed and Wassiuw Abdul Rahaman
- wp-2021-65: The gendered crisis: livelihoods and mental well-being in India during COVID-19

- Farzana Afridi, Amrita Dhillon and Sanchari Roy
- wp-2021-64: Employment effects of joining global production networks: Does domestic value added matter?

- Wannaphong Durongkaveroj
- wp-2021-63: Ethnicity is not public service destiny: The political logic of service distribution in South Africa

- John Porten, Inbok Rhee and Clark Gibson
- wp-2021-62: An economy-wide perspective on aspects of electricity supply in Myanmar

- Dirk van Seventer
- wp-2021-61: Trends in global inequality using a new integrated dataset

- Carlos Gradín
- wp-2021-60: Female labour force participation in sub-Saharan Africa: A cohort analysis

- Andreas Backhaus and Elke Loichinger
- wp-2021-59: Trade liberalization, employment, and gender in Ethiopia

- Giorgia Giovannetti, Marco Sanfilippo and Arianna Vivoli
- wp-2021-58: Crowding out effects of financial knowledge and attitude on risk preferences: Evidence from a least developed African country

- Ruth Cadaoas Tacneng, Klarizze Anne Martin Puzon and Thierno Barry
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