The Impact of Foreign Assistance on Migration

The principal policy recommendations from this study are that in order to boost their locational appeal to foreign investors, the aid- recipient Latin American countries

Aid coordination efforts may reduce donor transaction costs and increase the possi- bilities of achieving donor objectives in recipient countries (e.g., poverty reduction), but it

Nation Brand Nation Branding Process Positive Perception about country Increase in Tourism Influx of Foreign Direct Investment Increase in country’s

However, when we allow for differences in the size of aid effects across donor countries, we find robust evidence that foreign aid from Japan in particular has a vanguard effect,

As part of its attempt to explore the political economy of bilateral foreign aid, this chapter examines the politics of aid allocation from the perspective of the donor country,

The Japanese government introduced new foreign aid guidelines in 1991 and it pledged to impose aid sanctions on those aid recipient countries whose governments violated human

According to their research greater foreign aid inflows have a positive effect on economic growth in developing countries, conditional on a stable macroeconomic policy in those

However, after the Cold War, Japan has been actively imposing negative aid sanctions (the suspension or a decrease in foreign aid) on recipient countries where undesirable