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Macroeconomics & Growth
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Economics for the left behind
Paul Collier discusses a vision for inclusive prosperity based on his experiences working in neglected communities
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How do new firms shape regional economic growth in China?
Barriers to entry facing new firms are a major source of regional economic differences. Removing these barriers can play an important role in economic convergence and growth.
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Pathways to development in a less integrated world
What is the pathway to development in a world marked by rising economic nationalism and less international integration?
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Tertiarisation like China
China is currently undergoing a rapid process of tertiarisation. This structural change since 2005 has seen productivity increase faster in services than in the manufacturing sector, with both consumer and producer services exhibiting high productivity growth
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Macroeconomic development: An emerging agenda
How can macroeconomics (and macroeconomists) contribute to what we know about development policy?
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Industrial policy for economic development
What have economists learnt about using industrial policy to promote economic development?
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Flight to climatic safety
When extreme natural events strike, investors move money away from emerging economies at higher climate risk in search of climatic safety
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Spatial frictions and high-frequency human mobility: Evidence from three African countries
Insights from a year of smartphone app data suggest high levels of spatial mobility
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Cash transfer programmes can stimulate the local economy: Evidence from Brazil
In addition to their impact on poverty, cash transfers can have positive spillovers to the local economy