Measuring Aid Flows: A New Approach 1975-1995
Angola, Argentina, Armenia...and 158 more, 1975 - 1995
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WLD_1995_MAFNA_v01_M
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David R. Dollar and Craig Burnside
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Average GE on
all BEDA loans
with
disbursements
during each
given year (Avg
BEDA GE) -
Bilateral Debt
forgiveness
used to adjust
bilateral
grants (B
Debtf) -
Bilateral
grants used to
construct BEDA
(B Grants) -
Total
disbursements
on bilateral
EDA loans (BEDA
Disb) -
Bilateral grant
equivalents
used to
construct BEDA
(BEDA GQ) -
Bilateral EDA
(BEDA) -
Memo item,
bilateral
technical
assistance
(Memo BTA) -
Average GE on
all EDA loans
with
disbursements
during each
given year (Avg
EDA GE) -
Bilateral Debt
forgiveness
used to adjust
bilateral
grants (B
Debtf) -
Total
disbursements
on EDA loans
(EDA Disb) -
Grant
equivalents
used to
construct EDA
(EDA GQ) -
Effective
Development
Assistance
(EDA) -
Grants used to
construct EDA -
Memo item,
total technical
assistance
(Memo TA) -
Average GE on
all MEDA loans
with
disbursements
during each
given year (Avg
MEDA GE) -
Multilateral
grants used to
construct MEDA
(M Grants) -
Total
disbursements
on
Multilateral
EDA loans (MEDA
Disb) -
Multilateral
grant
equivalents
used to
construct MEDA
(MEDA GQ) -
Multilateral
Effective
Development
Assistance
(MEDA) -
Memo item,
multilateral
technical
assistance
(Memo MTA)
Data file: Grant equivalents used to construct EDA (EDA GQ)
Grant Equivalent (GQ): The grant equivalent of a loan is defined as the difference between the present values of the loan's disbursements and stream of expected debt service payments, or the resources that borrowers receive in excess of their interest and repayment obligations. Conceptually, for each loan, this amount is equal to the net loss to the lender -- equivalent to a grant. The computation of grant equivalents involves discounting two cash flow streams for each loan (disbursements and interest/amortization payments) using discount rates that reflect both the term structure of each loan and the market conditions specific to the loan's currency of issue at the time of valuation.
| Cases: | 134 |
| Variables: | 23 |