This paper studies the effect on the industrialization process of developing countries of foreign aid given to agriculture to expand its productive capacity. According to our theoretical analysis, this effect is conditional on the openness of receiving countries. Our empirical results based on panel data for developing countries confirm this analysis, as we find that the effect of this kind of agricultural aid on the rate of growth of the industrial sector of landlocked countries is indeed positive.

Pelloni, A., Stengos, T., Tedesco, I. (2019). Aid to agriculture, trade and structural change. METROECONOMICA [10.1111/meca.12279].

Aid to agriculture, trade and structural change

Pelloni A
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2019-01-01

Abstract

This paper studies the effect on the industrialization process of developing countries of foreign aid given to agriculture to expand its productive capacity. According to our theoretical analysis, this effect is conditional on the openness of receiving countries. Our empirical results based on panel data for developing countries confirm this analysis, as we find that the effect of this kind of agricultural aid on the rate of growth of the industrial sector of landlocked countries is indeed positive.
2019
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Rilevanza internazionale
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Esperti anonimi
Settore SECS-P/01 - ECONOMIA POLITICA
English
Con Impact Factor ISI
agricultural aid; dual economy; industrialization; landlocked countries
Pelloni, A., Stengos, T., Tedesco, I. (2019). Aid to agriculture, trade and structural change. METROECONOMICA [10.1111/meca.12279].
Pelloni, A; Stengos, T; Tedesco, I
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