Is Aid the Capital Component Making Countries Efficient? A Non-Parametric Production Theory Approach

Cross country regressions on aid effectiveness have failed to providesubstantial evidence on the effects of foreign aid. This study focuseson country performance in a production theory context. By meansof the non-parametric DEA method, we study 60 individual low andmiddle income countries over a six...

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Main Authors: Assoc. Prof. Ann Veiderpass, Dr. Per-Åke Andersson
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Centre for Strategic Research & Analysis 2011-01-01
Series:Journal of Global Analysis
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Aid
Online Access:http://cesran.org/dergi.php?id=26
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spelling doaj-b26aa91440a64f00bcd01183fd294f7c2020-11-24T22:45:37ZengCentre for Strategic Research & AnalysisJournal of Global Analysis2041-19442011-01-01212748Is Aid the Capital Component Making Countries Efficient? A Non-Parametric Production Theory Approach Assoc. Prof. Ann VeiderpassDr. Per-Åke AnderssonCross country regressions on aid effectiveness have failed to providesubstantial evidence on the effects of foreign aid. This study focuseson country performance in a production theory context. By meansof the non-parametric DEA method, we study 60 individual low andmiddle income countries over a six year period. Is there a systematiccorrelation between resource intensity and country efficiency? We findindications of a positive relation between capital intensity and country efficiency. We then investigate whether aid is the conclusive part of capital providing this correlation, but when linking country efficiency development to aid such a pattern is not to be found.http://cesran.org/dergi.php?id=26ProductionEfficiencyAidCountry Comparison
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author Assoc. Prof. Ann Veiderpass
Dr. Per-Åke Andersson
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Dr. Per-Åke Andersson
Is Aid the Capital Component Making Countries Efficient? A Non-Parametric Production Theory Approach
Journal of Global Analysis
Production
Efficiency
Aid
Country Comparison
author_facet Assoc. Prof. Ann Veiderpass
Dr. Per-Åke Andersson
author_sort Assoc. Prof. Ann Veiderpass
title Is Aid the Capital Component Making Countries Efficient? A Non-Parametric Production Theory Approach
title_short Is Aid the Capital Component Making Countries Efficient? A Non-Parametric Production Theory Approach
title_full Is Aid the Capital Component Making Countries Efficient? A Non-Parametric Production Theory Approach
title_fullStr Is Aid the Capital Component Making Countries Efficient? A Non-Parametric Production Theory Approach
title_full_unstemmed Is Aid the Capital Component Making Countries Efficient? A Non-Parametric Production Theory Approach
title_sort is aid the capital component making countries efficient? a non-parametric production theory approach
publisher Centre for Strategic Research & Analysis
series Journal of Global Analysis
issn 2041-1944
publishDate 2011-01-01
description Cross country regressions on aid effectiveness have failed to providesubstantial evidence on the effects of foreign aid. This study focuseson country performance in a production theory context. By meansof the non-parametric DEA method, we study 60 individual low andmiddle income countries over a six year period. Is there a systematiccorrelation between resource intensity and country efficiency? We findindications of a positive relation between capital intensity and country efficiency. We then investigate whether aid is the conclusive part of capital providing this correlation, but when linking country efficiency development to aid such a pattern is not to be found.
topic Production
Efficiency
Aid
Country Comparison
url http://cesran.org/dergi.php?id=26
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