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THE IMF-World Bank 2006 Annual Meetings in September will be held in Singapore, one of the financial centers...
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With less than a decade remaining to achieve the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), while considerable progress has been...
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More often than we imagine, data used by economists come from surveys. Apart from variables on institutions, public...
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Under pressure from soaring oil prices and growing environmental constraints, momentum is gathering for a major switch from...
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June 9-13, Vancouver, Canada World Urban Forum III July 3-5, Geneva, Switzerland High-Level Meeting of the United Nations...
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ECONOMICS made Paul Krugman famous. Punditry has made him a celebrity, famous for being famous. But Krugman aspires...
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ASIA, the world's largest continent with nearly three-fifths of its population, has undergone a remarkable transformation over the...
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ASIA has become a key part of the global economy, boasting three of the ten largest economies (China,...
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THE HOPE of better risk sharing, more efficient allocation of capital, more productive investment, and, ultimately, higher standards...
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AS ONE of the fastest growing regions in the world--with the highest savings--Asia appears to have a bright...
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JAPAN is on the move again, and it seems for real this time. Over the past year or...
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THE CENTER of gravity of the global economy is shifting toward China and India. With combined populations accounting...
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THE BUILDUP of large current account surpluses in Asia since the 1997-98 financial crisis has focused attention on...
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IN 1950, Latin America was the most developed region outside the industrial countries, with an average real GDP...
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HEDGE FUNDS may have an aura of exoticism and modernism, but their goals are as old as the...
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ECONOMIC growth in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) is forecast to be above 5 percent in 2006 for the third...
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IN THE 1957 Treaty of Rome, the founding fathers of the European Union (EU) set out to create...
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Economic Origins of Dictatorship and Democracy Cambridge University Press, 2005, 540 pp., $28.00 (hardcover). Daron Acemoglu and James...
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Give Us Your Best and Brightest Center for Global Development, Washington, D.C., 2005, 246 pp., $22.95 (paperback). Devesh...
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Global Governance of Financial Systems The International Regulation of Systemic Risk Oxford University Press, 2006, 328 pp., $45.00...
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