A CGD Working paper with Casey Dunning and Jonathan Karver. Perceptions of corrpution have no place in determining aid flows. Impressive response from the MCC.
Charles Kenny
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Charles Kenny writes about global development — what’s working, what isn’t, and how the world can do better. An economist who spent fifteen years at the World Bank, he is now a senior fellow at the Center for Global Development in Washington, DC.
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There really are convergence clubs. In @BW.
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Get retail customers to submit their receipts… —in @BW.
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Bill Gates downplays the corruption problem. He Should. In @BW.
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Service jobs are the future, like it or not. In @BW.
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The return of class warfare? In @FP.
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The UN is cheap and pretty effective in @BW.
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Why the guy who thinks the rich are being treated like jews in 1930s Germany is… wrong about stuff. In @BW.
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A CGD blog. Our new analysis Hating on the Hurdle explores the MCC’s use of a hard hurdle for its control of corruption indicator and finds that this strict interpretation &ndash a country must be above the median on the corruption indicator to be considered for eligibility &ndash is…
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