Economics, Econometrics and Finance
6 years ago

Land titling in Africa boosts economic growth and investment incentives.

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The World Bank Economic Review
The World Bank economic review 21 (3)
Norman Loayza, Romain Rancière, Luis Servin, Jaume Ventura, Claudio Raddatz, Andrei A. Levchenko, Paolo Mauro, Arturo Galindo, Alegandro Micco, Enisse Kharroubi, Hanan G. Jacoby, Bart Minten, Oriana Bandiera, Nauro F. Campos, Dean Jolliffe

Paper Summary

The World Bank economic review 21 (3) includes studies on topics like macroeconomic volatility in developing countries, external vulnerability, financial flows, creditor protection, land titling in Africa, and earnings in Hungary. Researchers found that some financial flows can protect against sudden stops, land titling in Africa may be cost-effective, and earnings in Hungary were influenced by economic reform.

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