The impact of timber regulations on timber and timber product trade

Apeti, Ablam Estel; N’Doua, Bossoma Doriane

doi:10.1016/j.ecolecon.2023.107943

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“…This approach is used in the economic literature, including Neuenkirch and Neumeier (2016) to assess the impact of U.S. sanctions on poverty, Balima and Sy (2021) to evaluate the fiscal effect of IMF programmes. The entropy balance method has recently been applied by Apeti (2023a), Apeti and Edoh (2023), Apeti (2023b), and Apeti and N'Doua (2023) to analyse the welfare and fiscal impact of financial innovation such as mobile money, the effect of sovereign debt default on inequality, and the trade effect of timber and timber products regulations. Similar methods are used by Oberdabernig (2013) and Bird et al (2021) to assess social effects of IMF programmes.…”

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IMF conditionality and structural reforms: Evidence from developing countries

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