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More Data and Appropriate Statistical Methods Needed to Fully Measure the Displacement Effects of Development Assistance for Health
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  • 2009Does Funding From Donors Displace Government Spending For Health In Developing Countries?114 cited
  • 2012Study Raises Questions About Measurement Of ‘Additionality,’Or Maintaining Domestic Health Spending Amid Foreign Donations20 cited
  • 2012Doubts about the evidence that foreign aid for health is displaced into non-health uses15 cited
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  • 2012Doubts about the evidence that foreign aid for health is displaced into non-health uses – Author's reply3 cited

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