Trade Shocks in Developing Countries

By J. Hogendorn, Paul Collier, J. Gunning. 2001

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Aid Effectiveness and Selectivity : Integrating Multiple Objectives into Aid Allocations (2003, background): “They note that the economic circumstances of post-conflict countries can be distinctive in many respects: the need to restore infrastructure combined with a collapse of domestic revenue can make aid unusually productive and growth can be supra-normal (Collier 1999).”
Aid and Performance: A Reassessment (2001, background): “…trend of the terms of trade, or transitory, such as the instability of the real value of exports or other exogenous instabilities (climate) (cf for instance Collier and Gunning 1997, Dawe 1997, Guillaumont 1994, Guillaumont, Guillaumont Jeanneney, Brun 1999, Ramey and Ramey 1995, Rodrick, 1998).”
Trade Diversification, Income, and Growth: What Do We Know? (2013, unknown): “Haddad 1993, Aw and Hwang 1995, Tybout and Westbrook). However, Clerides, Lach and Tybout (1998) argued theoretically that the productivity differential between exporting and non-exporting firms was a selection effect, not a learning one, and found support for this interpretation using plant-level d”