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25-Nov-2002
To what extent do permanent or transitory changes in fundamentals affect sovereign risk perception once contagion is controlled for? How can a relatively high and volatile spread be the cause of unsustainable public debt accumulation?
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18-Nov-2002
These papers, published in The DAC Journal 2001, Vol 2 No 3, aim to further understanding of what the influence of aid might be in violent conflict situations, and how security system reform relates to development co-operation.
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31-Oct-2002
In 2001 the United States was the largest donor in the OECD's Development Assistance Committee (DAC) in volume terms, reporting net official development assistance (ODA) of USD 10.9 billion, more than one-fifth of the DAC total.
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21-Oct-2002
This document is published in the context of the Development Centre's Work Programme for 2001 - 2002, under research on "Empowering People to Meet the Challenges of Globalisation".
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21-Oct-2002
Widespread violent conflict has a destructive impact on development and well-being. This note examines some of the consequences of wars and conflicts and their impact on production, livelihoods and infrastructures.
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15-Oct-2002
This paper argues that it is misleading solely to concentrate on exchange-rate policy to assess the preconditions for stability in an international surrounding. The research is part of the Development Centre 2001-02 programme on "Governing Finance and Enterprises: Global, Regional and National".
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27-Sep-2002
The European Community official development assistance (ODA) increased in real terms by 13.4% to USD 4.91 billion in 2000. The preliminary figures for 2001 show a further increase to USD 5.91 billion, an increase of 21.1% in real terms.
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27-Sep-2002
This paper evaluates whether the importance of ratings for developing-country finance has changed since the Asian Crisis and whether rating agencies have modified the determinants for their rating decisions.
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27-Sep-2002
This publication aims to identify development co-operation approaches which can address development and poverty reduction concerns in the context of global environmental issues.
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