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Equity and Growth in a Globalizing World : Commission on Growth and Development

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dc.creator Kanbur, Ravi
dc.creator Spence, Michael
dc.date 2012-03-19T09:34:07Z
dc.date 2012-03-19T09:34:07Z
dc.date 2010
dc.date.accessioned 2023-02-17T20:36:45Z
dc.date.available 2023-02-17T20:36:45Z
dc.identifier http://www-wds.worldbank.org/external/default/main?menuPK=64187510&pagePK=64193027&piPK=64187937&theSitePK=523679&menuPK=64187510&searchMenuPK=64187283&siteName=WDS&entityID=000333038_20100604013355
dc.identifier 978-0-8213-8180-9
dc.identifier http://hdl.handle.net/10986/2458
dc.identifier.uri http://localhost:8080/xmlui/handle/CUHPOERS/242886
dc.description The commission on growth and development was established in April 2006 in response to two insights: people do not talk about growth enough, and when they do, they speak with unearned conviction. The workshops turned out to be intense, lively affairs, lasting up to three days. It became clear that experts do not always agree, even on issues that are central to growth. But the Commission had no wish to disguise or gloss over these uncertainties and differences. And it did not want to present a false confidence in its conclusions beyond that justified by the evidence. While researchers will continue to improve people's understanding of the world, policy makers cannot wait for scholars to satisfy all of their doubts or resolve their differences. Decisions must be made with only partial knowledge of the world. One consequence is that most policy decisions, however well informed, take on the character of experiments, which yield useful information about the way the world works, even if they do not always turn out the way policy makers had hoped. It is good to recognize this fact, if only so that policy makers can be quick to spot failures and learn from mistakes. In principle, a commission on growth could have confined its attention to income per person, setting aside the question of how income is distributed. But this commission chose otherwise. It recognized that growth is not synonymous with development. To contribute significantly to social progress, growth must lift everyone's sights and improve the living standards of a broad swath of society. The Commission has no truck with the view that growth only enriches the few, leaving poverty undisturbed and social ills untouched.
dc.language English
dc.publisher World Bank
dc.rights CC BY 3.0 IGO
dc.rights http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo
dc.rights World Bank
dc.subject ABSOLUTE POVERTY
dc.subject ADVANCED COUNTRIES
dc.subject AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT
dc.subject AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION
dc.subject AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH
dc.subject AID DONORS
dc.subject AID EFFECTIVENESS
dc.subject ARBITRATION
dc.subject BANK LENDING
dc.subject BOND
dc.subject BONDS
dc.subject BRAIN DRAIN
dc.subject BUSINESS CLIMATES
dc.subject CAPACITY BUILDING
dc.subject CAPITAL ACCUMULATION
dc.subject CAPITAL FLOWS
dc.subject CAPITAL MARKETS
dc.subject CATALYST ROLE
dc.subject CENTRAL BANKS
dc.subject CHECKS
dc.subject CHILD MORTALITY
dc.subject CLIMATE CHANGE
dc.subject COMMERCIAL BANK
dc.subject COMMERCIAL BANK LENDING
dc.subject COMMERCIAL BANK LOANS
dc.subject COMMODITIES
dc.subject COMMODITY
dc.subject COMMODITY PRICES
dc.subject COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES
dc.subject CONFLICT
dc.subject CONNECTIVITY
dc.subject COPYRIGHT CLEARANCE
dc.subject COPYRIGHT CLEARANCE CENTER
dc.subject COUNTRY MARKETS
dc.subject CREATION OF JOBS
dc.subject DEBT
dc.subject DEBT FLOWS
dc.subject DEBT ISSUANCE
dc.subject DEBT RELIEF
dc.subject DEFAULT RISK
dc.subject DEFICITS
dc.subject DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
dc.subject DEVELOPING COUNTRY
dc.subject DEVELOPING ECONOMIES
dc.subject DEVELOPMENT BANK
dc.subject DEVELOPMENT FINANCE
dc.subject DIGITAL DIVIDES
dc.subject DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME
dc.subject DOMESTIC CURRENCY
dc.subject ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
dc.subject ECONOMIC GROWTH
dc.subject ECONOMIC REFORM
dc.subject ECONOMIC STRENGTH
dc.subject ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS
dc.subject EPZ
dc.subject EQUIPMENT
dc.subject EQUITABLE ACCESS
dc.subject EQUITY FLOWS
dc.subject EQUITY INSTRUMENTS
dc.subject EQUITY INVESTMENT
dc.subject EQUITY PORTFOLIO
dc.subject EQUITY PORTFOLIO INVESTMENT
dc.subject EQUITY PORTFOLIO INVESTMENTS
dc.subject EXCHANGE RATE
dc.subject EXCHANGE RATE REGIMES
dc.subject EXPORT GROWTH
dc.subject EXPORT MARKETS
dc.subject EXPORT PROCESSING ZONE
dc.subject EXPORT PROCESSING ZONES
dc.subject EXPORTER
dc.subject EXPORTERS
dc.subject EXTERNAL DEBT
dc.subject EXTREME POVERTY
dc.subject EXTREMELY POOR PEOPLE
dc.subject FINANCE COMPANY
dc.subject FINANCE CORPORATION
dc.subject FINANCIAL CRISES
dc.subject FINANCIAL CRISIS
dc.subject FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT
dc.subject FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS
dc.subject FINANCIAL MARKETS
dc.subject FINANCIAL SECTOR
dc.subject FINANCIAL SECTOR DEVELOPMENT
dc.subject FINANCIAL SERVICES
dc.subject FINANCIAL SYSTEMS
dc.subject FLEXIBLE INTEREST RATES
dc.subject FOOD CROPS
dc.subject FOREIGN CURRENCIES
dc.subject FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT
dc.subject FOREIGN INVESTMENT
dc.subject FOREIGN INVESTMENT FLOWS
dc.subject FOREIGN INVESTORS
dc.subject FREE TRADE
dc.subject FREE TRADE AGREEMENT
dc.subject GLOBAL ECONOMY
dc.subject GLOBAL EFFICIENCY
dc.subject GLOBAL EXPORT
dc.subject GLOBAL FINANCE
dc.subject GLOBAL POVERTY
dc.subject GLOBAL PUBLIC GOODS
dc.subject GLOBAL RISKS
dc.subject GLOBAL TRADE
dc.subject GLOBALIZATION
dc.subject GOVERNANCE PRACTICES
dc.subject GOVERNMENT DEBT
dc.subject GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT
dc.subject GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT
dc.subject HOLDINGS
dc.subject HOME COUNTRIES
dc.subject HOST COUNTRY
dc.subject HUMAN CAPITAL
dc.subject HUMAN RIGHTS
dc.subject ILLITERACY
dc.subject IMMUNIZATIONS
dc.subject IMPACT ON POVERTY
dc.subject INCOME
dc.subject INCOME DISTRIBUTION
dc.subject INCOME LEVEL
dc.subject INCOME POVERTY
dc.subject INCOMES
dc.subject INEQUALITY
dc.subject INFORMATION FLOWS
dc.subject INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
dc.subject INSURANCE
dc.subject INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
dc.subject INTERNATIONAL BANK
dc.subject INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
dc.subject INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS
dc.subject INTERNATIONAL ECONOMY
dc.subject INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
dc.subject INTERNATIONAL INVESTORS
dc.subject INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENTS
dc.subject INTERNATIONAL TRADE
dc.subject INVENTORIES
dc.subject INVESTMENT BANK
dc.subject INVESTMENT CLIMATE
dc.subject INVESTMENT CORPORATION
dc.subject JOB CREATION
dc.subject LACK OF EDUCATION
dc.subject LEGAL RIGHTS
dc.subject LIFE EXPECTANCIES
dc.subject LIFE EXPECTANCY
dc.subject LLC
dc.subject LOAN
dc.subject LOCAL CAPACITY
dc.subject LOW-INCOME COUNTRIES
dc.subject LOW-INCOME COUNTRY
dc.subject MALNUTRITION
dc.subject MARKET ACCESS
dc.subject MARKET COMPETITION
dc.subject MARKET ECONOMY
dc.subject MARKET FAILURES
dc.subject MICRO FINANCE
dc.subject MICRO FINANCE INSTITUTION
dc.subject MICROFINANCE
dc.subject MIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRIES
dc.subject MIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRY
dc.subject MIGRANT LABOR
dc.subject MISMANAGEMENT
dc.subject MONETARY FUND
dc.subject NATURAL DISASTERS
dc.subject NATURAL RESOURCES
dc.subject OPEN ECONOMIES
dc.subject OUTPUT
dc.subject POOR
dc.subject POOR CHILDREN
dc.subject POOR COUNTRIES
dc.subject POOR HEALTH
dc.subject POOR PEOPLE
dc.subject POOR PRODUCERS
dc.subject PORTFOLIO
dc.subject PORTFOLIO INVESTMENT
dc.subject PORTFOLIO INVESTMENTS
dc.subject POVERTY ALLEVIATION
dc.subject POVERTY INCIDENCE
dc.subject POVERTY INDICATORS
dc.subject POVERTY REDUCTION
dc.subject POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGY
dc.subject POWER PARITY
dc.subject PRIVATE CAPITAL
dc.subject PRIVATE CAPITAL FLOWS
dc.subject PRIVATE INVESTMENT
dc.subject PRIVATE MARKET
dc.subject PUBLIC INVESTMENT
dc.subject PUBLIC POLICY
dc.subject PURCHASING POWER
dc.subject RAPID EXPANSION
dc.subject RAPID GROWTH
dc.subject REMITTANCE
dc.subject REMITTANCES
dc.subject RURAL
dc.subject SAFETY NETS
dc.subject SAVINGS
dc.subject SETTLEMENT
dc.subject SKILLED WORKERS
dc.subject SMALL BUSINESS
dc.subject SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
dc.subject SOCIAL SAFETY NETS
dc.subject STOCK EXCHANGE
dc.subject SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
dc.subject SUSTAINABLE GROWTH
dc.subject TARGETING
dc.subject TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
dc.subject TRADE DEFICITS
dc.subject TRADE FINANCE
dc.subject TRADE LIBERALIZATION
dc.subject TRADING
dc.subject TRADING SYSTEM
dc.subject TRANSACTIONS COSTS
dc.subject TRANSFER OF FUNDS
dc.subject TRANSPARENCY
dc.subject URBANIZATION
dc.subject VOLATILE CAPITAL
dc.subject VOLATILITY
dc.subject WAR
dc.subject WORLD ECONOMY
dc.subject WORLD MARKET
dc.subject WORLD TRADE
dc.title Equity and Growth in a Globalizing World : Commission on Growth and Development
dc.type Publications & Research :: Publication
dc.type Publications & Research :: Publication


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