Felix Naschold

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Cornell University
Applied Economics and Management
Ph.D. CandidateAppointed: 2002

Mailing Address

Department of Applied Economics and Management
214 Warren Hall
Ithaca, New York 14853
United States

Contact Information

Phone: (607) 272-7330
fn23@cornell.edu

Qualifications

M.Sc., University of London, Development Economics, 1995.
B.Sc., University College London, Economics, 1994.

Expertise and Research Interests

- Poverty Traps and Multiple Dynamic Equilibria
- Poverty, Inequality, and Growth
- Income Distribution Dynamics and Regression Based Decomposition Techniques, Particularly using Panel Data

Other Expertise

Poverty Analysis:
Poverty and inequality. Poverty indicators and measurement. PRSP monitoring. Poverty and public finance.

Planning & Public Finance:
Preparation and implementation of national budgets, including macroeconomic framework, expenditure and revenue planning. Analysis of transparency and accountability in public finance.

Aid instruments:
Appraisal of donor and government policies and practices on programme aid and sector programmes. Integration of external finance into government budget.

Country Experience:
Fiji, Pakistan, Tanzania, Vietnam, Sri Lanka

Various research and advisory grants from DFID, UNCTAD, UNDP, World Bank, JBIC

Keywords

COS Keywords:

Agricultural Economics, Applied Economics, Discrimination, Equal Opportunity, Natural Resource Economics, Poverty and the Poor, Public Policy.

Additional Terms:

Development Economics, Inequality, Poverty.

Languages

(Reading, Writing, Speaking)

English: (Fluent, Fluent, Fluent)
German: (Fluent, Fluent, Fluent)
French: (Functional, Functional, Functional)

Memberships

American Agricultural Economics Association

Previous Positions

1999-2002, Research Officer, Overseas Development Institute - London, Poverty and Public Policy Group
1998-1998, Research Associate, Overseas Development Institute - London
1995-1997, Senior Economist, Fiji Ministry of Finance and Economic Development, Budget, Economic Analysis Unit

Publications

  • Felix Naschold, Growth, Distribution and Poverty reduction: LDCs are falling further behind, In: Tony Shorrocks and Rolph van der Hoeven (eds) 'Growth, Inequality, and Poverty - Prospects for Pro-poor Economic Development', Chapter 6, 2004
  • Lucia Hanmer and Felix Naschold, Attaining the International Development Targets: Will growth be enough?, in: Anne Booth and Paul Mosley (eds.) 'The New Poverty Strategies: What have they achieved? What have we learned?, 2002
  • Felix Naschold, Aid and the Millennium Development Goals, ODI OPINIONS, 2002
  • Felix Naschold and Adrian Fozzard, How, When and Why Does Poverty Get Budget Priority? Poverty Reduction Strategy and Public Expenditure in Tanzania, ODI Working Paper 165, 2002
  • Felix Naschold, Why inequality matters for poverty, DFID Policy Briefing Paper, 2002
  • Mick Foster, Adrienne Brown and Felix Naschold, Sector Programme Approaches: Will they work in Agriculture?, Development Policy Review, 19(3), 2001
  • Lucia Hanmer, John Healey and Felix Naschold, Will growth halve global poverty by 2015?, ODI Poverty Briefing Paper, 2000
  • Mick Foster and Felix Naschold, Expenditure framework and partnership, OED Working Paper Series, 9, 2000

Profile Details

Last Updated: 9/8/2004

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