Dr Paul Clist is a development economist at UEA. He has published widely on development aid, including its allocation, its effects on recipients, and the use of payment by results. In other work, he uses experimental economics to study contextual effects on decisions. A common preoccupation is the role of language amongst multilingual individuals.
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Politicians aren’t listening to the public on aid. They’re listening to the media.
New research suggests politicians are mistaking critical media coverage about aid for public opinion. Correcting this misconception could be a gamechanger, argues Professor Martin Scott.