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Donor funding and crowding out of public spending: Evidence from low and middle-income countries
In many low-resource settings agricultural output and public spending on agriculture are in decline, raising questions about the effectiveness of agricultural aid. To understand why these trends are occurring, we examined factors that affect the share of government spending on agriculture. Using a s...
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2018
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