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Armed conflict and economic performance in Rwanda
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We study whether conflict had an impact on economic performance across Rwandan administrative sectors six years after end of massive violence. Economic performance is measured using household expenditure data from a nationwide survey. Conflict intensity is measured using an index of excess mortality called WEMI (wartime excess mortality index). The findings show that economic performance was significantly lower in conflict-affected sectors, even after controlling for production factors (land, labor, education).
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English
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Analysis and policy brief / University of Antwerp, Institute of Development Policy and Managment ; 2
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Antwerp : University of Antwerp, Institute of Development Policy and Management , 2013
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2 p.
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Creation 29.08.2013
Last edited 07.10.2022
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