CiNii 図書 - Inter-nation policy co-ordination and untying of aid

This volume argues on economic arguments that an internationally coordinated move towards EC - or even OECD-wide untying should be seriously considered. First, the empirical evidence in the book suggests it to be unlikely that aid-tying produced significant macroeconomic benefits in the donor economies. Furthermore, similar to the costs for the donor's national budget there are also tying costs for the recipients. Third, as far as aid-tying creates a 'rent' within the protected business community, this 'rent' is seldom transferred to the recipients. Finally, the linkage between aid-tying and the domestic constituency for aid seems rather weak. The economic analysis is placed against the background of recent policy discussions and decision-making on the issue, both in EC - and OECD-framework and focuses especially on the Helsinki-package operating since 1992.

Contents: The Various Economic Aspects of Tying of Bilateral Aid: The tying of bilateral aid in its broader economic context
The disadvantages of protectionism: the donor's point of view
Export support through tying and the donor countries' welfare
Export support schemes evaluated from an international point of view: annex 1 - basic characteristics of the estimation procedure
annex 2 - the impact of OECD-wide untying on a sectoral level
The impact of tying aid on the recipient economies
The Tying of Aid in the EC: The tying of bilateral aid and the cost of non-Europe: annex - method of calculation of total potential savings
The impact of tied aid on the donor economies
EC-wide untying
The Helsinki Package and Procurement Rules: The Helsinki package
Procurement rules: the common practice and some new developments
Bibliography.

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