Why a country is rich or poor may be explained by the quality of its managers. Can better management practices improve firm productivity?

A study in urban India reveals that workers would be willing to reduce their wages for greater job security while also incorporating flexibility

The industrial sectors a government chooses to support are critical to development by inducing ripple effects on production networks at large

Low-income countries are disadvantaged by the introduction of new technologies due to being unable to access skilled employment opportunities

A cash transfer experiment in Bangladesh targeting the ultra-poor reveals that complementary assets are key in escaping poverty

How an education reform in Indonesia resulted in better public service delivery

Evidence from Uganda suggests that vocational training is more effective in tackling youth unemployment than apprenticeships

In India, the main issue that people are facing is not a deficit of calories but it is a deficit in nutrients. How can this be changed?

Evidence from Ghana shows that policy reforms on land titling and land rights have implications beyond their impact on agricultural productivity