ANDREW (ANDY) MCKAY

PERSONAL DETAILS Address (work) Department of Economics, 279 Jubilee Building, University of Sussex, Falmer, Brighton, BN1 9SL. E-mail [email protected]

Telephone +44 (0)1273 678889 / 678739 (direct)

Date/place of birth 7 April, 1964, in Bangor, Northern Ireland Nationality Dual British and Irish Languages English (mother tongue); French (very good working knowledge); Spanish (good reading and speaking)

UNIVERSITY LEVEL EDUCATION 1990 PhD in Economics, University of Cambridge 1985 B.A., then M.A. (Hons), First Class, University of Cambridge (Clare College) Part I Natural Sciences, Part II Economics

EMPLOYMENT From 2006 Professor of Development Economics, University of Sussex 2003 – 2006 Professor of Economics, University of Bath 2001 – 2005 Research Fellow, Overseas Development Institute, London (part-time) 2000 – 2003 Senior Lecturer in Economics, University of Nottingham 1992 – 2000 Lecturer in Economics, University of Nottingham 1989 – 1992 Lecturer in Economics, University of Warwick 1988 – 1989 Research Associate, Development Economics Research Centre, University of Warwick

VISITING POSITIONS March to May Visiting Scholar, World Institute for Development Economics Research 2015 (UNU-WIDER) Spring 1998 Visiting fellow, Centre for the Study of African Economies, University of Oxford

OTHER POSITIONS AND ACTIVITIES Major roles From 2015 Managing Editor, Review of Development Economics 2009 to 2012 Head of Department of Economics, University of Sussex 2005-2011 Associate Director, Chronic Poverty Research Centre (DFID funded) Since 2013 Research Associate, Centre for the Study of African Economies, University of Oxford. Since 2015 Principal Investigator of multi-country research project on female labour 1

supply and poverty reduction Since 2014 Principal Investigator of multi-country research project on early female labour market experience in Africa 2012-2016 Co-coordinator of Growth and Poverty Project, UNU-WIDER, Helsinki Since 2005 Resource person for Biannual Meetings of African Economic Research Consortium Other roles 2015-2019 Member of ESRC Peer Review College Since 2015 Director of Doctoral Studies, School of Business, Management and Economics, University of Sussex 2009-12; 2015 to Member of School of Business, Management and Economics Management date Committee, University of Sussex 2011 to 2015 Member of steering committee for Conference of Heads of University Departments of Economics (CHUDE) Since 2009 Member of Panel advisors for UK Commonwealth Scholarships Commission 2008-2012 Co-coordinator of AERC Collaborative Research Project on the Growth Poverty Nexus in Africa 2011-12 and 2005- Coordinating role in preparation of research assessment submissions in 6 Sussex and Bath Since 2012 Member or coordinating professorial committee, Department of Economics, Sussex 2007-09 Coordinator of MSc programmes in economics, University of Sussex 2004-09 Membership of Fellowship Advisory and Review Board, IDS, Sussex 1994-98 Coordinator of MSc programmes in economics, University of Nottingham Throughout Extensive experience of reviewing for journals, publishers and funding bodies At different Experience of organizing several conferences occasions

RESEARCH SPECIALISATION Development economics, with strong quantitative focus. Main themes:  poverty and inequality in developing countries: measurement, analysis, monitoring and policy, with a specific focus on poverty dynamics/chronic poverty  labour markets, gender and informal economic activity  growth and its distributional impacts – especially pro-poor growth  agriculture in low income developing countries  trade theory and policy for developing countries

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PUBLICATIONS AND WRITTEN WORK Edited books Growth and Poverty in Sub-Saharan Africa, Oxford University Press, (with C. Arndt and F. Tarp, eds). Economic growth and poverty reduction in Sub-Saharan Africa: Current and emerging issues, Oxford University Press, forthcoming (with E. Thorbecke. eds). Determinants of Pro Poor Growth: Analytical Issues and Findings from Country Cases, Palgrave-Macmillan, 2007 (with M. Grimm and S. Klasen, eds).

Articles in refereed journals “Forest clearing and livelihood strategies to escape poverty: evidence from the Tsimané in Bolivia”, forthcoming, Ecological Economics, (with E. Perge). “Evaluation of effectiveness of treatment for podoconiosis (non-filarial elephantiasis): study protocol for a randomised controlled trial”, Trials, 16(307) with H. Negussie, M. Molla, G. Fegan, P. Njuguna, F. Enquselassie, M. Newport, T. Lang and G. Davey, 2015). doi:10.1186/s13063-015-0818-7 “The Impact of Cooking with Firewood on Respiratory Health: Evidence from Indonesia”, Journal of Development Studies, (with A.R. Silwal, 2015). DOI: 10.1080/00220388.2015.1056784 “How strong is the evidence for poverty traps? A multi-country assessment”, Journal of Development Studies, 49(7): 877-897 (with E. Perge). Lead article in a special collection on poverty traps edited by McKay and Perge (2013). “Growth and Poverty Reduction in Africa in the Last Two Decades: Evidence from an AERC Growth-Poverty Project and Beyond”, Journal of African Economies, 22 (suppl 1): i49-i76 (2013). “Promoting Children's Well-being: Policy Lessons from Past and Present Economic Crises”, Development Policy Review, 29(5): 621-641 (with C. Harper, N. Jones and P. Pereznieto). “Conflict, education and the intergenerational transmission of poverty in Northern Uganda”, Journal of International Development, 22(8): 1183-1196 (with K. Bird and K. Higgins). “Inequality, Democracy, and Institutions: A Critical Review of Recent Research”, World Development, 38(2): 142-154 (with A. Savoia and J.Z. Easaw, 2010). “A quantitative analysis of poverty and livelihood profiles: The case of rural Rwanda”, Food Policy, 35 (6): 584-598 (with A. Ansoms, 2010). “Needs and resources in the investigation of wellbeing in developing countries: illustrative evidence from Bangladesh and Peru”, Journal of Economic Methodology, 14(1): 107-31 (with J.A. McGregor and J. Velazco, 2007). “Combining Quantitative and Qualitative methods in Assessing Chronic Poverty: The Case of Rwanda”, World Development, 35(2): 197-211 (with G. Howe, 2007). “Poverty Persistence and Transitions in Uganda: A Combined Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis”, Journal of Development Studies, 42(7): 1225-1251 (with D. Lawson and J.A. Okidi, 2006). “Monitoring diversity of outreach and impact of microcredit: a comparison of methods using data from Peru”, Development Policy Review 23(6): 703-723 (with J. Copestake, P. Dawson, J-P. Fanning and K. Wright-Revolledo, 2005). “Trade Policy Issues in a Small African Economy: The Trade Policy Review of The Gambia 2004”, The World Economy 28(9): 1197-1209 (2005). “Some Simple Analytics of the Trade and Welfare Effects of Economic Partnership Agreements”, Journal of African Economies 14(3): 327-358 (with C. Milner and O. Morrissey, 2005).

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“Chronic Poverty in Urban Ethiopia: Panel Data Evidence”, International Planning Studies 10(1): 49–67 (with A.M. Kedir). “Relationships between Household Consumption and Inequality in the Indian States”, Journal of Development Studies, 40(5): 65-90 (with S. Pal, 2004). “Trade Liberalization and Poverty: The Evidence So Far”, Journal of Economic Literature, 42(1): 72- 115 (with L.A. Winters and N. McCulloch, 2004). “Adjustment, Stabilisation and The Analysis of the Employment Structure in Turkey: An Input- Output Approach”, Economics of Planning, 36(4): 315-331 (with Ö. Günçavdı and S. Küçükçifçi, 2003). “Macroeconomic Adjustment and Private Manufacturing Investment in Turkey: A Time-Series Analysis”, Applied Economics, 35 (18): 1901-1909 (with Ö. Günçavdı, 2003). “Assessing the Extent and Nature of Chronic Poverty in Low Income Countries: Issues and Evidence”, World Development, 31(3): 425-439 (with D. Lawson). “The Impact on Uganda of Agricultural Trade Liberalisation”, Journal of Agricultural Economics, 53 (2): 365-381, (with A. Blake and O. Morrissey, 2002). “On Mixed Strategies for Development”, Review of Development Economics, 6(3): 303-313 (with C. Milner). “Exporting, Ownership and Confidence in Tanzanian Enterprises”, The World Economy, 22(7): 995- 1011 (with L. Grenier and O. Morrissey, 1999). “The Response of Private Investment to Structural Adjustment – A Case Study of Turkey”, Journal of International Development, 11(2): 221-239 (with Ö. Günçavdi and M. Bleaney). “Aggregate Agricultural Supply Response in Tanzania”, Journal of International Trade and Economic Development, 8(1): 107-123 (with O. Morrissey and C. Vaillant, 1999). “Financial Liberalisation and Private Investment: Evidence from Turkey”, Journal of Development Economics, 57(2): 443-455 (with Ö. Günçavdi and M. Bleaney, 1998). “La mesure de la pauvreté: vue d'ensemble et méthodologie avec illustration dans le cas du Ghana”, L’Actualité Economique, 74(3) : 415-443 (with H. Coulombe, 1998). “Trade Liberalisation and Agricultural Supply Response in Côte d’Ivoire and Tanzania”, European Journal of Development Research, 9(2): 129-147 (with O. Morrissey and C. Vaillant, 1997). “Strategic Trade Policy, Learning by Doing Effects and Economic Development”, World Development, 25(11): 1893-1899 (with C. Milner, 1997). “Poverty Reduction through Economic Growth: Some Issues”, Journal of International Development, 9(4): 665-673 (1997). “Measuring Trade Strategy in the Presence of Non-Tradeables: Theory and Some Evidence for the Caribbean”, Journal of Development Studies, 33 (5): 658-74 (with C. Milner, 1997). “Modelling Determinants of Poverty in Mauritania”, World Development, 24(6): 1015-1031 (with H. Coulombe, 1996). “Real Exchange Concepts and the Measurement of Trade Liberalisation: Some Evidence for Mauritius”, Journal of African Economies, 5(1): 69-91 (with C. Milner, 1996). “A Poverty Profile of Ghana, 1987-88”, Journal of African Economies, 1(1): 25-58 (with E.O. Boateng, K. Ewusi and R. Kanbur, 1992).

Chapters in edited volumes, conference proceedings etc. “Commercialization in agriculture: 2006-14”, forthcoming in F. Tarp (ed), Growth, Structural Transformation, and Rural Change in Viet Nam: A Rising Dragon on the Move, Oxford University Press (with C. Cazzuffi and E. Perge). “Welfare dynamics in rural Vietnam, 2006 to 2014”, forthcoming in F. Tarp (ed), Growth, Structural Transformation, and Rural Change in Viet Nam: A Rising Dragon on the Move, Oxford University Press (with F. Tarp).

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“Poverty and Inequality in Ghana”, forthcoming in E. Aryeetey and R. Kanbur (eds), The Economy of Ghana Sixty Years After Independence, Oxford University Press (with E. Osei- Assibey). “Recent evidence on growth and poverty reduction in Africa since 1990”, forthcoming in volume in honour of Professor Erik Thorbecke, Oxford University Press. “Introduction”, in C. Arndt, A. McKay and F. Tarp (eds.), Growth and Poverty in Sub-Saharan Africa (with C. Arndt and F. Tarp, 2016). “Synthesis: Two cheers for the African Growth Renaissance (but not three)”, in C. Arndt, A. McKay and F. Tarp (eds.), Growth and Poverty in Sub-Saharan Africa (with C. Arndt and F. Tarp, 2016). “Ghana: poverty reduction over 30 years”, in C. Arndt, A. McKay and F. Tarp (eds.), Growth and Poverty in Sub-Saharan Africa (with J. Pirttilä and F. Tarp, 2016). “Growth and poverty reduction in Tanzania”, in C. Arndt, A. McKay and F. Tarp (eds.), Growth and Poverty in Sub-Saharan Africa (with C. Arndt, L. Demery and F. Tarp, 2016) “Slow progress in growth and poverty reduction in Cameroon”, in C. Arndt, A. McKay and F. Tarp (eds.), Growth and Poverty in Sub-Saharan Africa (with S. Fambon, J-P. Timnou, O.S. Kouakep, A. Dzossa and R. Tchakoute, 2016). “Growth, poverty reduction and inequality in Rwanda”, in C. Arndt, A. McKay and F. Tarp (eds.), Growth and Poverty in Sub-Saharan Africa (with M. Verpoorten, 2016). “Introduction”, in A. McKay and E. Thorbecke (eds), Economic growth and poverty reduction in Sub- Saharan Africa: Current and emerging issues, Oxford University Press (with E. Thorbecke, 2015). “Spatial Inequality and its Implications for Growth-Poverty Reduction Relations”, in A. McKay and E. Thorbecke (eds), Economic growth and poverty reduction in Sub-Saharan Africa: Current and emerging issues, Oxford University Press (with E. Perge, 2015). “Distributional impacts of the 2008 Global Food Price Spike in Vietnam”, in D.E. Sahn (ed.), The Fight Against Hunger and Malnutrition, Oxford University Press (with F. Tarp, 2015). “Infrastructure”, in E. Aryeetey, S, Deverajan, R. Kanbur and L. Kasakende (eds), Oxford Companion to the Economics of Africa, Oxford University Press, 2012. “Poverty in Nigeria”, in P. Collier, C. Pattillo and C.C. Soludo (eds), Economic Policy Options for a Prosperous Nigeria, Palgrave-Macmillan, 2008. “Introduction to Methods for Analysing the Distributional Pattern of Growth”, in M. Grimm, S. Klasen and A. McKay (eds), Determinants of Pro Poor Growth: Analytical Issues and Findings from Country Cases, Palgrave-Macmillan, 2007 “Growth with poverty reduction, but increased spatial inequality: Ghana over the 1990s”, in M. Grimm, S. Klasen and A. McKay (eds), Determinants of Pro Poor Growth: Analytical Issues and Findings from Country Cases, Palgrave-Macmillan (with E. Aryeetey, 2007). “Ghana: The challenge of translating sustained growth in poverty reduction”, in T. Besley and L.J. Cord (eds), Delivering on the Promise of Pro-Poor Growth: Insights and Lessons from Country Experiences, Palgrave-Macmillan for World Bank, Basingstoke, UK (with E. Aryeetey, 2007). “Will the Regional Economic Partnership Agreements with the EU offer benefit to ACP countries?: The case of the East Africa Cooperation”, in A. Mold (ed.), EU Enlargement in a Changing World: Challenges for Development Cooperation in the 21st Century, Amsterdam University Press (with C. Milner and O. Morrissey). “Does inflation in Ghana hit the poor harder?”, in E. Aryeetey and R. Kanbur (editors), The Economy of Ghana: Analytical Perspectives on Stability, Growth and Poverty, James Currey (with N.K. Sowa). “Assessing the Impact of Fiscal Poverty on Poverty”, chapter 9 of T. Addison and A. Roe (eds), Fiscal Policy for Development: Poverty, Reconstruction and Growth, Palgrave-Macmillan, 2004.

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“Estimating the Poverty Impact of the African Green Revolution”, chapter 7 of A. Booth and P. Mosley (eds), The New Poverty Strategies: What have they achieved? What have we learned?, Palgrave Macmillan (with P. Mosley, 2003). “Distribution, Poverty and Economic Growth”, in C. Kirkpatrick, R. Clarke and C. Polidano (eds), Handbook on Development Policy and Management, Edward Elgar, 2001. “Should the Survey Aim to Measure Total Household Income?”, chapter 17 of M. Grosh and P. Glewwe (eds), Designing Household Survey Questionnaires for Developing Countries: Lessons from 15 Years of LSMS Experience, Oxford University Press for World Bank, 2000. “Transfers and Other Non-Labor Income”, chapter 11 of M. Grosh and P. Glewwe (eds), Designing Household Survey Questionnaires for Developing Countries: Lessons from 15 Years of LSMS Experience, Oxford University Press for World Bank, 2000. “Ownership and Export Performance in Tanzanian Enterprises”, chapter 13 of H. Jalilian, M. Tribe and J. Weiss (eds), Industrial Development and Policy in Africa, Cheltenham UK: Edward Elgar, (with L. Grenier and O. Morrissey, 2000). “Methodological Issues in Assessing the Impact of Economic Reform on Poverty”, chapter 5 of M. McGillivray and W.O. Morrissey (eds), Evaluating Economic Liberalisation, Macmillan, 1999. “Evaluating Trade Liberalization Episodes in Côte d'Ivoire”, in A. Oyejide, B. Ndulu and J.W. Gunning (eds), Regional Integration and Trade Liberalisation in Sub Saharan Africa Volume I1: Country Case Studies, Macmillan (with B. Bohoun and O. Kouassy, 1999). “The Strategic Use of Trade Policies for Development: Some General Equilibrium Issues”, chapter 8 of D. Sapsford and J-r. Chen (eds), Development Economics and Policy, Macmillan and St. Martin’s Press (with C. Milner, 1998). “Regional Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Review of Experiences and Issues”, chapter 4 of A. Oyejide, I. Elbadawi and P. Collier (eds), Regional Integration and Trade Liberalisation in Sub Saharan Africa Volume 1: Framework, Issues and Methodological Perspectives, Macmillan and St. Martin’s Press (with W. Lyakurwa, N. Ng'eno and W. Kennes, 1997). “Neutrality and Export Promotion: Issues, Evidence and Policy Implications”, in V. Balasubramanyam and D. Greenaway (eds), Trade and Development: Essays in Honour of Professor J.N. Bhagwati, Macmillan (with C. Milner, 1996). “The Causes of Poverty: A Study Based on the Mauritanian Living Standards Survey”, chapter 3 of T.A. Lloyd and W.O. Morrissey (eds), Poverty, Inequality and Rural Development, Macmillan and St Martin's Press, 1994, pp. 33 - 66 (with H. Coulombe, 1994). “Measuring Changes in Household Welfare over Time: Theory and Application to Côte d'Ivoire, 1985-88”, in G. Abdel-Khalek and H. Kheir-el-Din (eds), Economic Reform and its Distributive Impact: Proceedings of the Scientific Conference of the Economics Department, Cairo University, 21-23 November 1992, Dar-al-Mustaqbal-al-Araby, Cairo (with H. Coulombe and G. Pyatt, 1994). “Measuring the Determinants of Household Welfare”, in Bulletin of the International Statistical Institute, 49th Session, Florence, Book 1, pp. 289-290 (with H. Coulombe and G. Pyatt, 1993).

Submitted papers currently under consideration “Does Climate Aid Affect Emissions?: Evidence from a Global Dataset”, submitted to World Development (with S. Bhattacharyya and M. Intartaglia). “Educational attainment and access to wage jobs for young females in Sub-Saharan Africa”, under consideration with IZA Labour and Development Journal, with J. Mariara, A. Newell and C. Rienzo.

Papers in progress “Welfare dynamics: learning from regular, high quality panel data from rural Vietnam” (with F. Tarp) “Poverty dynamics in Uganda, 2005/6-2013/14” (with M. Duponchel and S. Ssewanyana) “Agricultural commercialisation in Vietnam” (with C. Cazzuffi) 6

“Is severe poverty a good proxy for chronic poverty? Evidence from a multicountry study” (with E. Perge) “Job satisfaction of youth in Sub-Saharan Africa: a comparative analysis” (with C. Rienzo and A. Newell)

Other publications “Growth with selective poverty reduction -- Ghana in the 1990s”, in Q. Wodon (ed), Growth and Poverty Reduction: Case Studies from West Africa , World Bank Working Paper No. 79 (with H. Coulombe, 2007). “Defining and Measuring Inequality”, ERC Inequality Briefing Paper No. 1 (DFID/ODI), May 2002. “Measuring and Monitoring Poverty – A Challenge For Statisticians”, Inter-Stat, September 2000. “Income-Expenditure Aggregates”, in G. Delaine et al., The Social Dimensions of Adjustment Integrated Survey: A Survey to Measure Poverty and Understand the Effects of Policy Change on Households, Social Dimensions of Adjustment Working Paper No. 14, World Bank, Washington D.C. (with J.I. Round, 1992). “Income and Expenditure in a System of Household Accounts: Concepts and Definitions”, Social Dimensions of Adjustment Working Paper No. 10 (1990), World Bank, Washington D.C (with M. Johnson and J.I. Round). “A Poverty Profile of Ghana, 1987-88”, Social Dimensions of Adjustment Working Paper No. 5 (1990), World Bank, Washington D.C (with E.O. Boateng, K. Ewusi and R. Kanbur).

Key publications from advisory work (where not listed elsewhere) A Profile of Poverty in Rwanda: An Analysis based on the Results of the Household Living Conditions Survey 1999-2001, February 2002 (with a team of Government of Rwanda collaborators) – also in French, “A Review of Empirical Evidence on Trade, Trade Policy and Poverty”, July 2000, report prepared for UK Department for International Development (with L.A. Winters and A.M. Kedir). Background Paper for DFID White Paper on Globalisation, 2000. Poverty Trends in Ghana in the 1990s, Ghana Statistical Service, prepared for Ghana Consultative Group Meeting, November 1999 (with H. Coulombe). “Trade, Technology and Poverty: The Issues. A Review of the Literature”, report prepared for the International Economic Policy Division of the Department for International Development, February 1999 (with C. Milner, A. Kedir and S. Franco). “An Assessment of Trends in Poverty in Ghana, 1988 – 1992”, Poverty and Social Policy Discussion Paper No. 81 (1995), World Bank, Washington D.C., November (with H. Coulombe). The Pattern of Poverty in Ghana, 1987-1992, (published by Ghana Statistical Service: written with M. Awoonor-Williams, H. Coulombe, P. Nyarko, D.A. Oduro and K.A. Twum-Baah), November 1995.

RESEARCH GRANTS 2015 –: Female labour supply and the escape from poverty: new evidence form household data, with a team of researchers from Sussex and four partner countries, £356,366 (£405,768 FEC), ESRC-DFID. 2014--: Women’s early labour market transitions in Sub-Saharan Africa, lead researcher with a team of researchers from Sussex and six African countries, £432,744, from IDRC/DFID/Hewlett. 2011--: Small input in project on evaluating the impact of podoconiosis in Ethiopia (led by Brighton and Hove Medical School, with partners)

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2005-10: Chronic Poverty Research Centre, second phase. Core member (Associate Director) of international consortium of researchers awarded £7.5m over 5 years by DFID. 2000-05: Major participant in successful bid for “Chronic Poverty Research Centre”, research consortium based at Institute for Development Policy and Management, University of Manchester (total of £2.5m over five years, funded by DFID. 1998-2000: £28,596 from DFID for a study of Employment and Unemployment in Ghana (as part of “Employment and Labour Markets” research programme) 1994-97: active participant in a University of Nottingham/CREDIT team awarded US $212,000 from the Ford Foundation for a project on Export Promotion in Developing Countries 1994-96: US $22,000 from the African Economic Research Consortium: for a country case study of trade liberalisation in Côte d'Ivoire (with B. Bohoun and O. Kouassy) 1992-93: US $30,000 from the Government of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania: for a study of poverty

PHD SUPERVISION Supervision or co-supervision of 14 completed students at Sussex

Tsegay Gebrekidan Three essays on the impacts of institutions and policies on socioeconomic Tekleselaassie outcomes, awarded subject to minor revisions, 2016. Ani Rudra Silwal Determinants of livelihood diversification in Tanzania, awarded 2016. Caio Piza “Three Essays on the Causal Impacts of Child Labour Laws in Brazil”, submitted, 2015; revised version resubmitted. Grazia Pacillo “Market Participation, Innovation Adoption And Poverty In Rural Ghana”, awarded, 2016. Janani Akhilandeswari “Demand and Impact of Crop Microinsurance in India”, awarded 2015 Ramasubramaniam Alvaro Monge Zegarra “The demand side of the shadow economy: essays on informal consumption”, awarded 2015 Kalle Hirvonen Three essays on internal migration and nutrition in Tanzania, awarded, 2014 Giulia Mascagni Tax revenue mobilisation in Ethiopia, awarded 2013 Marinella Leone Three Essays on Children, Women and Economic Development, awarded 2013 Max Mendez Parra Futures prices, trade and domestic supply of agricultural commodities, submitted 2013, awarded on resubmission 2014. Cora Mezger Essays on Migration between Senegal and Europe: Migration Attempts, Investment at Origin and Returnees' Occupational Status, awarded 2012 Francisco Gonzalez Does Microfinance have an impact? Three quantitative approaches in rural areas of Bangladesh and Andhra Pradesh, India, awarded 2012 Outi Korkeala “Climate and land in turmoil: Welfare impacts of extreme weather events and palm oil production expansion in Indonesia,” awarded 2012 Emilie Perge “Poverty within tropical forest: assets and activities to develop pro-poor forest conservation", awarded 2011

Supervision or co-supervision of 4 completed PhD students at University of Bath

Antonio Savoia Institutions and inequality Saadia Refeqat Tax reform in Pakistan Hari Ram Lohana Welfare of agricultural households in Sindh Province, Pakistan Louis Boakye-Yiadom Migration and remittances in Ghana

Supervision or co-supervision of 8 completed students at University of Nottingham 8

Mehtap Hisarciklilar Gender discrimination in Turkey Constantinos Combos Second job holding in Magnesia, Greece Sun Moon Hwang General equilibrium modelling of regionalisim in Asia Allen Dennis Exports in Ghana Abbi Mamo Kedir Modelling consumption in Ethiopia Guntur Sugiyarto General equilibrium simulation of distributional effects of policy reform in Indonesia Ewen Cummins Applications of a farm household model Oner Guncavdi Investment in Turkey

Service on PhD Committees, completed

Meseret Molla Impacts of podoconiosis in Ethiopa, University of Addis Ababa, submitted April 2016 An Ansoms Faces of rural poverty in contemporary Rwanda: Linking livelihood profiles and institutional processes, University of Antwerp, awarded 2009. Marijke Verpoorten Conflict and Survival: an Analysis of Shocks, Coping Strategies and Economic Mobility in Rwanda, 1990-2002, University of Leuven, awarded 2006.

Current supervision/cosupervision of 12 other students in progress at Sussex

Sarah Akuoni Intra-household bargaining power and child outcomes in Ghana Hanane Ahmed The gender impact of land titling policy in Ethiopia Dina Abdel Fattah Implications of the “youth bulge” in Egypt for marriage and labour markets Shabab Rashaad Consumption and income dynamics and their relation to vulnerability Chowdhury Edgar Salgado Subjective wellbeing and income uncertainty in Peru Endang Sugiyarto Internal and international migration and remittances in Indonesia Eva-Maria Egger Labour market outcomes of migrants in Brazil Luisa Natali Impact of Child Grant programme in Zambia Egidio Farina Impact of political leaders on outcomes Jorge Garcia Impact evaluation (topic being identified) Hombrados Lee Crawfurd Education (topic being defined) Nor Syahidah Binti Ishak Microtakaful in Malaysia (topic being defined)

TEACHING at Sussex (2006 onwards)  Lectures at Masters level in Development Economics (Macro and Micro); introductory macroeconomics for MSc International Finance; at undergraduate level in introductroy microeconomics, macroeconomics, and inputs into other courses  Supervision of Masters and undergraduate dissertations  Lecturing on MA course in Analysing Poverty and Vulnerability for Institute of Development Studies

at Bath (2003 to 2006)  Lectures at Masters level in Development and Transition (Microeconomics and Macroeconomics), plus inputs to Economics of Development for Masters in International 9

Development Students and in Poverty and Policy; at final year level in Applied Development Economics; at first year level in Modern World Economy 2.  Supervision of MSc and undergraduate dissertations  Second year Research and Presentation groups at Nottingham (1992 to 2003)  Lectures at Masters level in Income Distribution and Poverty, Development Policy Analysis, Economic Policy Analysis, Cross Section and Panel Data Econometrics, Applied General Equilibrium Analysis; at third year undergraduate level in Economic Development, Agriculture in Development, Topics in Econometrics  Masters tutorials; third year undergraduate tutorials  Supervision of many Masters dissertations, and an MBA dissertation  Internal PhD Examiner: 2003 (twice), 1999, 1997

at Warwick (1988-1992)  Lectures at masters and final year undergraduate level on development modules  Classes for undergraduates in core economics courses, macroeconomics, econometrics  Supervision of several Masters dissertations at Cambridge (1986-1988)  Tutorial groups in second year microeconomics, macroeconomics and economic statistics; third year econometrics and mathematical economics; first year economic statistics. other: non-university  Presenter at seminar for Spanish students on “Africa’s Tragedy”, Mallorca, Spain, September 2004  Facilitator for DFID Statisticians retreat on “Household surveys and PRSPs”, Birmingham, March 2002  Taught on course for Nordic PhD students on “Poverty and Development”, University of Copenhagen, June 2000  Facilitator for five days of course on “Use of Social Data in Poverty Eradication Policy in Uganda”, Jinja, Uganda, December 1997  Taught on three courses on “Statistics for Social Policy”, Munich Centre for Advanced Training in Applied Statistics for Developing Countries, 1996 to 1999.  Contributed to one day training session on the analysis of poverty for senior staff of the African Development Bank, Abidjan, 1990

EXTERNAL EXAMINING MSc programmes:  MSc in Impact Evaluation, University of East Anglia, 2014 to date  MA programmes in development economics, Institute for Social Studies, The Hague, 2010 to date  MSc in Economics, University of Manchester, 2010 to 2014  MSc in Economics for Development, University of Oxford, 2005 to 2008  M.A. in Development Economics, University of East Anglia, 2004 to 2007  MSc in International Business, University of Lancaster, 2002 to 2006  MSc in Economics, University of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 1999 to 2006 10

PhD External Examining Antwerp University (An Ansons, 2009); University of Bath (Chaerel Widjaja, 1997, Tom Nyanzi, 2000); Université Cheikh Anta Diop, Dakar (Rokhaya Cissé, 2012); University of Copenhagen (Mikkel Barslund, 2008, César Salazar Espinoza, 2015); University of East Anglia (Kevin Crooks, 2012); Gothenburg University (Måns Nerman, 2012); University of Göttingen (Dana Schüler, 2008); Institute of Social Studies, The Hague (Albert Musisi, 2007); University of KwaZulu Natal (Julian May, 2008); University of Lancaster (Eny Sulistyaningrum, 2013); University of Leicester (Andrea Oterová, 2011); University of Leuven (Marijke Verpoorten, 2006); Lund University (Therese Hindman Persson, 2002); University of Manchester (Jennifer Golan, 2011, Lawrence Ado Kofie, 2014); University of Nottingham (Earl Boodoo, 2005, Charles Ackah, 2007, Maurizio Apablaza, 2012); Otago University (Elodie Blanc, 2011); University of Oxford, (Trudy Owens, 2000, Salman Khan, 2001, Christian Rogg, 2005, Alejandro de la Fuente, 2010, Meltem Aran, 2012); University of Reading (Seema Bhatania-Pantia, 2010, Md Kabir Ahmed, 2011, Arsalan San Ahmed 2012 and 2013); University of Sussex (Marie Jo Cortijo, 2002); Trinity College Dublin, (Fiona Wainwright, 2013); University College London, (Cesar Calvo, 2001); University of Warwick (Clara de Souza, 1998 Cavelle Creightney, 2000)

ADVISORY EXPERIENCE More than 20 years experience of doing advisory work for many agencies including DFID (Department for International Development); World Bank; European Commission; national governments (e.g. Ghana, Mauritania, Rwanda, Uganda); OECD Development Centre.

Selected recent assignments  2014 onwards, for DFID and ITAD, inputs into assessment of agricultural growth programmes in Tanzania  2014 , for Danida Tanzania, assessment of poverty in Tanzania (with Lionel Demery)  2013, for DFID Nepal: review of data sources and approaches for targeting social protection programmes (with Ani Rudra Silwal)  2013, for European Commission and ITAD: econometric input into evaluation of budget support in Mozambique (with G. Mascagni and E. Salgado)  2013, for Oxford Policy Management/Government of Rwanda: preparation for EICV4 household survey, with panel component (with Mary Strode, Geoffrey Greenwell, David Megill, Cora Mezger).  2010-11, for Oxford Policy Management/Government of Rwanda: Analysis of poverty based on EICV3 household survey (with E. Perge)  2007, for Oxford Policy Management/UNDP/Government of Rwanda Preparation of report on messages from household survey to inform Economic Development and Poverty Reduction Strategy (with Mary Strode, Geoffrey Greenwell and Clare O’Brien)  2005-2007 for Oxford Policy Management on DFID project Extensive work on poverty analysis as part of project to support establishment of independent statistical office (with Mary Strode, Geoffrey Greenwell, David Megill, Patrick Ward and Clare O’Brien).  2005 for World Bank Ghana Office Preparation of report on labour market issues, based on GLSS household surveys (with Harold Coulombe and Francesca La Manna)  2004 for UK Department for International Development Ghana country case study for multi-donor project on “Operationalising Pro-Poor Growth” 11

 2003 for DFID Leading and coordinating project on Inequality in Middle Income Countries (with E. Anderson, T. Conway, J. Moncrieffe, T. O’Neil and L-H. Piron)  2002 for DFID and Government of Rwanda Support to the Strategic Planning and Poverty Monitoring Department, Minecofin, Government of Rwanda (with David Booth and Karin Christiansen, ODI)  2002 for DFID and Government of Pakistan Support to the Government of Pakistan: Developing a Monitoring Framework for the Interim Poverty Reduction Strategy (with Felix Naschold and Tim Conway, ODI, plus Pakistan based collaborators)  2001-02 for DFID and Government of Rwanda Support to the Government of Rwanda for Poverty Analysis and Monitoring  2001 for Uganda Poverty Monitoring and Analysis Unit (PMAU) Technical assistance in identification of poverty correlates for poverty monitoring  2000 for UK Department for International Development Study of empirical evidence on trade, trade policy and poverty (update of 1999 review – with L.A. Winters and A.M. Kedir)  1999 for the UK Department for International Development, Ghana Statistical Service and World Bank Study of poverty in Ghana in the 1990s (with H. Coulombe)  1998/99 for the UK Department for International Development Literature Review on Linkages between Trade, Technology and Poverty (with C. Milner, A. Kedir and S. Franco)  1998, for European Commission Study of “Economic Impact of Introducing Reciprocity into Trade Relations between the European Union and the East African Co-operation” (with C. Milner, O. Morrissey and others). April 2016

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