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Conference papers represent key, cross-cutting themes that are selected through a rigorous peer-review process, following an open call for submissions. These papers are presented during the ERF Annual Conferences and are subject to constructive feedback from experienced referees.
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Financial Development, Corruption and Shadow Economy: Evidence from MENA Countries
In this paper we examine the relationship between the financial development, corruption, and the size... Read More
Growing During a Global Crisis: A Cross-Country Event-Study of the Effect of the Financial and Managerial Decisions on Firms Growth During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Employing the data from the World Bank Enterprise surveys, we examine how the first shock... Read More
The US Monetary Conditions and Dubai’s Real Estate Market: Twist or Tango?
The monetary policy is an important driver of the real estate sector’s performance. The recent... Read More
Which Policies Induce Structural Change inMENA Countries? Evidence from Macro and Micro Data
This paper aims at studying the policies that can leverage the structural change process at... Read More
Oil Exporting Countries and Economic Diversification: The Role Of Monetary and Fiscal Policies
In this study, we examined the role of monetary and fiscal policies in the diversification... Read More
The Great Lockdown and the Small Business: Impact, Channels and Adaptation to the Covid Pandemic
In this paper we estimate the effects of the pandemic on Tunisian SMEs in 2020... Read More
Cartels in Infrastructure Procurement – Evidence from Lebanon
We study cartels in public infrastructure procurement and analyze the conditions under which they succeed... Read More
Discretion and Public Procurement Outcomes: Law, Practice and Government Effectiveness
Detailed data on public procurement contract awards in 33 countries reported in the EU Tenders... Read More
Technologie de l’information et de communication et croissance économique dans des pays de MENA et Africains: A l’épreuve des modèles non linéaires à seuil
This article examines, from a panel of 30 MENA and African countries over the period... Read More