Publications (7)
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HETEROGENEOUS EFFECT OF FINANCIAL INCLUSION ON ECONOMIC COMPLEXITY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
Fousséni RAMDE, Ibrahim OUEDRAOGO, Porto BAZIE
This paper investigates the heterogeneous effect of financial inclusion on economic complexity in developing countries. The empirical analysis relies on quantile via moments
method, using data from 71 developing countries over the period 2011-2021. The results show that financial inclusion significantly increases economic complexity. Moreover(...)
Developing countries, heterogeneous effect, financial inclusion, economic complexity
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Heterogeneous Effects of Human Capital on Employment Vulnerability in Developing Countries
Ibrahim OUEDRAOGO, Fousséni RAMDE, Porto BAZIE
This paper investigates the heterogeneous effect of human capital on vulnerable employment in 83 developing countries, using quantiles via moments regression method developed by Machado and Silva (2019). The results show that human capital significantly reduces vulnerable employment. The findings also reveal that the narrowing effects of human(...)
Human Capital, Vulnerable Employment, Developing Countries
COMMUNICATION
Climate change perception in agricultural production and migration intentions in Developing Countries: Evidence from African Countries
Porto BAZIE; Mamadou Abdoulaye Diallo
This study aims to assess the effect of climate change perception in agricultural production on the migration intention.
We understand the migration intention as a process ranging from desire and planning to preparation. Using data from the 7th
round of Afrobarometer surveys, we estimate a sequential logit model on a sample of 44,224 adults(...)
Climate change; Migration intention; Africa; Sequential process.
COMMUNICATION
Le Ticket Dor: Comment les Investissements Etrangers Financent le Systeme Educatif: le Cas du Burkina Faso
BAZIE, Porto; SIRI, Alain
Les politiques de libre-echange et celles visant a attirer les capitaux etrangers ont conduit a une amelioration progressive de la collecte des recettes fiscales et a une augmentation du niveau douverture de leconomie nationale. Laugmentation des recettes fiscales a entraine au fil du temps une hausse des allocations budgetaires, notamment dan(...)
Capital humain, FDI, Burkina Faso, Tax revenu
AUTRE
Foreign Direct Investment Inflows and Human Capital Development, Apparent Links and the Effect of Transmission Mechanism: Evidence from Burkina Faso
BAZIE, Porto; SIRI, Alain
Meeting the challenge of human capital development is a concern for governments and development practitioners in developing countries. However, foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows appear to be a means of meeting this challenge by increasing incomes, mobilising tax revenues, bvoosting productivity and disseminating skills and technologies.(...)
Foreign Direct Investment, Human Capital, Tax Revenue, Simultaneous Equations, ARDL
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Determinants of fiscal rules policy credibility in West African Economic and Monetary Union countries
Dakpoulé Da; Mahamadou Diarra
More than a quarter century after implementing fiscal rules, and despite extensions of the convergence phase, West African Economic and Monetary Union (WAEMU) countries are still unable to comply with the fiscal rules established. In addition, these countries are facing multiple shocks, exerting pressure on public finances. Based on this conte(...)
credibility, fiscal rule policy, pooled mean group, WAEMU
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Effect of International Commodity Price Shocks on Public Finances in Africa
Dakpoulé Da; Mahamadou Diarra
This paper empirically investigates the macroeconomic responses to commodity price shocks with a focus on fiscal variables in a sample of thirty-three African commodity-dependent countries. Using the heterogeneous panel structural vector autoregressive (SVAR) approach developed by Pedroni, we find that government revenues as well as government(...)
nternational commodity price, public finances, SVAR panel, Africa