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Are manufacturing workers really worth their pay?1994
With Patricia Jones
Political, economic and social institutions a review of growth evidence1997
With Janine Aron
The politics of economic policy-making in Zimbabwe after independence1997
With Carolyn M. Jenkins
An economic model of the Ethiopian farm household1998
With Alemayehu Seyoum Taffesse

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Wage rates and job queues does the public sector overpay in Ethiopia?1998
With Taye Mengistae
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Are manufacturing workers really worth their pay?1994
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Commodity price uncertainty and shocks implications for economic growth2000
With Jan Dehn
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The political economy of ethnicity1998
With Paul Collier
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The politics of economic policy-making in Zimbabwe after independence1997
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Food storage, multiple equilibria and stability: why stable markets may become unstable during food crises1998
With John Mackinnon
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Poverty, inequality and environmental resources quantitative analysis of rural households1999
With William Cavendish
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Public sector pay and private sector wage premiums testing alternative models of wage determination2000
With Pramila Krishnan
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Political, economic and social institutions a review of growth evidence1997
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Can robust pro-female policies be identified when the true model of the household is unknown?1998
With John Mackinnon
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The Ghanaian manufacturing sector 1991-1995: firm growth productivity and convergence1998
With Francis Teal
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Commodity price uncertainty in developing economies2000
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An economic model of the Ethiopian farm household1998
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Policy rules and bidding behaviour in the Ethiopian foreign exchange auction1998
With Janine Aron
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Skill formation and job matching effects in wage growth: the case of manufacturing workers in Ethiopia1998
With Taye Mengistae
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Are searching and non-searching unemployment distinct states when unemployment is high?: the case of South Africa2000
With Geeta Gandhi Kingdon, John Knight
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The IMF's role in structural adjustment1999
With Paul Collier, Jan Gunning
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Changes in poverty in Uganda, 1992-19971999
With Simon Appleton, Tom Emwanu
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Africa's growth trap a political-economy model of taxation, R&D and investment2000
With William A. Masters, Margaret Stokes McMillan
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Is the Franc Zone an optimal currency area?2000
With David Fielding, Kalvinder Shields
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Educational expansion and economic decline: returns to education in Kenya, 1978-19951999
With Simon Appleton, Arne Bigsten, Damiano Kulundu Manda
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Inventories and risk in African manufacturing1999
With Marcel Fafchamps, Jan Gunning, Remco Oostendorp
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