This paper provides an overview of the literature on the bidirectional relationship between conflict and private and public investment. We consider different dimensions of investment choices, including health, fertility, migration, education, and economic activity of firms and the government. The review puts a particular focus on the existing evidence for causality running from conflict to investment in these different dimensions, and from investment to conflict.

Conflict and investment. A review across health, fertility, education, and economic activity / Di Maio, Michele; Sunde, Uwe. - In: ECONOMIC POLICY. - ISSN 0266-4658. - 40:124(2025), pp. 973-1013. [10.1093/epolic/eiaf006]

Conflict and investment. A review across health, fertility, education, and economic activity

Michele Di Maio
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2025

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This paper provides an overview of the literature on the bidirectional relationship between conflict and private and public investment. We consider different dimensions of investment choices, including health, fertility, migration, education, and economic activity of firms and the government. The review puts a particular focus on the existing evidence for causality running from conflict to investment in these different dimensions, and from investment to conflict.
2025
conflict; health; fertility; education; economic activity
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Conflict and investment. A review across health, fertility, education, and economic activity / Di Maio, Michele; Sunde, Uwe. - In: ECONOMIC POLICY. - ISSN 0266-4658. - 40:124(2025), pp. 973-1013. [10.1093/epolic/eiaf006]
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