- “This chapter discusses key theoretical insights on how to ensure that aid can indeed lift the productivity and export competitiveness of recipient countries”.
- Market failures may actually be government and policy failures. Underinvestment in administration oversight and infrastructure can produce market failures.
- Few donors use local institutions and country systems for their programs, this can cause issues and is usually due to under developed local capacities and resources.
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