Search Results - subject:"Development Strategy"

Islamic Republic of Afghanistan : Afghanistan National Development Strategy: First Annual Report (2008/09)

International Monetary Fund - 2009

This paper discusses key findings of the First Annual Report (2008/09) on the Afghanistan National Development Strategy …

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Refraiming the aid debate : why aid isn't working and how it should be changed

Whitfield, Lindsay - 2009

Everyone knows that aid is not working as intended, and that something must change. The big question is how to change the status quo. The current international aid debate is characterized by dichotomies and over-simplified generalizations. In order to push the debate forward and identify...

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The Mozambican PRSP initiative : moorings, usage and future

Buur, Lars - 2009

This paper analyses the seemingly uncontroversial public life of the PRSP approach in Mozambique and suggests that it embodies much of the Frelimo government's thinking about development since independence, though obviously "packaged" to fit international donor discourses as they continually...

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The global crisis and the implications for developing countries and the BRICs : is the B really justified?

Kregel, Jan A. - 2009

The term BRIC was first coined by Goldman Sachs and refers to the fast-growing developing economies of Brazil, Russia, India, and China - a class of middle-income emerging market economies of relatively large size that are capable of self-sustained expansion. Their combined economies could...

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What the industrial countries can do to support developing countries' development goals

Krueger, Anne O. - 2009

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Afghanistan national development strategy first annual report 1387 (2008/09) : making a difference ; transition from planning to practice ; draft endorsed by The Government Coordin...

2009

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Development strategy, viability, and economic distortions in developing countries

Lin, Justin Yifu; Li, Feiyue - 2009

"This paper presents a three-sector static model to explore the rationale for a series of institutional distortions in developing countries. The authors argue that, after World War II, motivated by a belief in the development of state-of-the-art industries as a means for nation building, the...

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India's development strategy : accidents, design and replicability

Singh, Nirvikar - 2009

This paper examines India's development strategy, and to what extent it may be considered a success. It provides a … countries and their future development strategies. -- development strategy ; industrial policy ; political economy ; economic …

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Japan's model of economic development : relevant and nonrelevant elements for developing economies

Kimura, Fukunari - 2009

Japan was the first non-western country to accomplish successful industrialization, and the dominant perception of its "industrial policy" had over-emphasized specific characteristics of Japan. However, from the perspective of today's development thinking, Japan's economic history shared a wide...

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The Omani and Bahraini paths to development : rare and contrasting oil-based economic success stories

Looney, Robert E. - 2009

economic freedom, and (iv) the extent to which each country’s development strategy remains viable for the future. 2 Oman … decline as the resource becomes exhausted. From the beginning, Oman’s carefully planned development strategy has demonstrated … country’s natural resources. Oman’s development strategy under Qaboos has gone through several phases, each characterized by …

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