Receiving Foreign Aid Can Reduce Support for Incumbent Presidents
Abstract
Foreign aid is thought to be useful, and therefore desirable, to recipient governments because it allows them to increase their support through the provision of goods or services. However, the effect of the provision of aid on vote choice has rarely been directly tested. I examine the effect of receiving foreign aid on incumbent electoral support in three African countries using a spatial difference in differences design. Surprisingly, receiving...
Paper Details
Title
Receiving Foreign Aid Can Reduce Support for Incumbent Presidents
Published Date
Sep 18, 2018
Journal
Volume
72
Issue
3
Pages
610 - 622
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