Tanzania

This project studies how firm networks affect individual firms' ability to cope with shocks.

This project investigates the impact of two credit financing options on household solar power purchases in Uganda and Tanzania.

Growth-promoting structural change explains much of Africa's recent growth boom, especially in Ethiopia, Malawi, Senegal and Tanzania. In these countries, however, structural change has not been accompanied by labor productivity growth in the nonagricultural sectors. In fact, the expansion of services and manufacturing has typically been accompanied by low or negative productivity growth in these same sectors.

How do Special Economic Zones (SEZs) impact domestic firms' outcomes in low-income countries? This project aims to answer this question looking at the case of Ethiopia, Tanzania and Vietnam.

By exploring the microstructure, this study seeks to address the frictions, inefficiencies and lack of competition of corporate bond markets in Africa.

This project seeks to investigate how and why fertilizers’ quality degrades as it makes its way from urban ports to rural farmers.