Weathering the storm: investigating the role of remittances as immediate disaster relief in developing countries by Deyal, Z

Investing in development or investing in relief: quantifying the poverty tradeoffs using Zimbabwe household panel data by Owens, T, Hoddinott, J

Quantifying long-term impacts of COVID-19 and oil price shocks in a Gulf oil economy by Shehabi, M

“…Model simulations show that, although COVID relief packages appear counter-cyclical, the full potential benefits of such a fiscal policy cannot be realized owing to these states’ economic structure and consumption-based nature of their relief packages. …”

Flight Capital as a Portfolio Choice. by Collier, P, Hoeffler, A, Pattillo, C

“…The effect of the HIPC debt relief initiative on capital repatriation will vary massively between HIPC-eligible countries. …”

The Gulf Crisis : implications for the environment by Archer, L

“…The Gulf crisis has thrown into sharp relief matters of key concern to national, regional and global security. …”

An assessment of the possibilities of oil palm cultivation in Western Division, The Gambia by Hill, I

“…<p>The climate, geology, relief, vegetation and soils of the Western Division 01 The Gambia are described. …”

Live aid revisited: long-term impacts of the 1984 Ethiopian famine on children. by Dercon, S, Porter, C

“…The evidence also suggests that the relief operations at the time made little difference.…”

Millennium development goals, agricultural growth and openness by Imai, K, Gaiha, R

“…While doubts persist about the feasibility of halving poverty in some regions, the results bring into sharper relief the potential of redistribution in achieving this goal.…”

Millennium Development Goals, Agricultural Growth and Openness by Imai, K, Gaiha, R

“…While doubts persist about the feasibility of halving poverty in some regions, the results bring into sharper relief the potential of redistribution in achieving this goal.…”

Fiscal renaissance in a democratic South Africa by Ajam, T, Aron, J

“…Extensive tax reform and more efficient tax collection has expanded revenue, permitting lower tax rates for both individuals and companies, and personal tax relief. Fiscal consolidation almost eliminated the budget deficit by 2005, and with improved debt management, has created a lower and more sustainable debt burden. …”

Fiscal renaissance in a democratic South Africa by Ajam, T, Aron, J

“…Extensive tax reform and more efficient tax collection has expanded revenue, permitting lower tax rates for both individuals and companies, and personal tax relief. Fiscal consolidation almost eliminated the budget deficit by 2005, and with improved debt management, has created a lower and more sustainable debt burden. …”

European e-Prescriptions: Benefits and Success Factors by Deetjen, U

“…</p> <p>The findings confirm some economic benefits, such as efficiency gains for prescribers and dispensers, savings arising from transparency, fraud reduction, and reduced printing costs; health benefits such as reduced medication errors, better accessibility of medicines, increased monitoring of adherence to physician recommendations, and aggregate analysis of health data; and social benefits around patient satisfaction with the health system, financial relief for society, and social care for the elderly.…”