MACROECONOMICS AND GROWTH

One strand of this programme tackles the challenges of macroeconomic management in Africa, often in collaboration with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Working with African policymakers, the CSAE has been instrumental in editing a series of volumes on the economic challenges in particular countries - most recently a book focusing on Tanzania was published. Another strand looks at fundamental assumptions about growth, and its geographical and sectoral dimensions. Should Africa industrialize? What is the role of agriculture? Is urbanization an engine of growth on the continent? Answers to questions such as these often go against the grain, offering an important antidote to common simplistic narratives about African development.

PROGRAMMES AND PROJECTS

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AFRICA: POLICIES FOR PROSPERITY

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CENTRE FOR MACRO-EXPERIMENTAL DEVELOPMENT

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IMPROVING INSTITUTIONS FOR GROWTH

Improving Institutions for Growth
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SUPPLY CHAINS IN TIMES OF CRISIS: EVIDENCE FROM KENYA'S PRODUCTION NETWORK

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THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF DIVERSIFICATION AND RESOURCE DEPENDENCE DURING COMMODITY PRICE DOWNTURNS

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TRACKING PRICE DYNAMICS DURING A PANDEMIC

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URBANISATION IN CHINA AND AFRICA

RESEARCH AND POLICY GROUPS

CENTRE FOR MACRO-EXPERIMENTAL DEVELOPMENT

CSAE RESEARCHERS

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Chris Adam

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Janine Aron

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Dennis Egger

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Doug Gollin

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Sam Marshall

Verena Wiedemann

Verena Wiedemann