Does foreign aid really attract foreign investors? New evidence from panel cointegration

Does foreign aid really attract foreign investors? New evidence from panel cointegration

Crowding out Effect of Foreign Aid in Selected Developing Countries: Panel Data Evidence

Foreign aid and HIV infections: evidence of causal effects from country-level panel data

This paper considers the impact of foreign aid for HIV on the number of new infections in low middle income countries . We provide causal estimates by improving on earlier studies by addressing the endogeneity of aid disbursements through the use of instrumental variables. In addition, we effectively control for unobserved country specific effects that might jointly influence aid allocation and...

Why do foreign investors underperform domestic investors in trading activities? Evidence from Indonesia

Foreign investors generally underperform domestic investors in trading activities. This study shows that their inferior performance is attributable to non-initiated orders. Foreign investors actually perform better than domestic investors in initiated orders. In addition, their performance is also mixed when trades are classified depending on who the counterparties are. These mixed performances...

Race, Paternalism, and Foreign Aid: Evidence from U.S. Public Opinion

Virtually all previous studies of domestic economic redistribution find white Americans to be less enthusiastic about welfare for black recipients than for white recipients. When it comes to foreign aid and international redistribution across racial lines, I argue that prejudice manifests not in an uncharitable, resentful way but in a paternalistic way because intergroup contact is minimal and ...