Titlebook: Pro-Poor Macroeconomics; Potential and Limita Giovanni Andrea Cornia (Professor of Economics) Book 2006 UNRISD 2006 development.economic po

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The Effects of FDI on Growth and Inequalitycapital and facilitate the transfer of technology and know-how. Hence, private capital flows have the potential to boost growth and to contribute to improvements in the standard of living in developing countries. This potential does not seem to have been fully exploited yet, especially in African countries.

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Financial and Trade Reforms and Impact on Poverty and Income Inequality: The Case of Mauritius1 years in the 1960s to 71 in the 1990s, primary enrolment from 93 to 105 per cent, the Gini coefficient declined from 0.5 to 0.37 and the Human Development Index (HDI) increased from 0.626 in 1980 to 0.772 in 2000.

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The Search for Macroeconomic Stability and Growth under Persistent Inequality: The Case of Chilever, the persistence of inequality of income and wealth distribution has remained a stubborn feature of the Chilean model. As Chile faced a presidential and parliamentary election by the end of 2005, the inequalities of income, wealth and opportunities became the centrepiece of national debates on the future of the Chilean economy and society.

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Macroeconomic Policy and Pro-Poor Growth in a Dualistic Economy: The Case of Boliviay impact will occur in an environment of low initial inequality and pro-poor distributional changes (World Bank 2000; Bourguignon 2003). As a result of these findings, the term ‘pro-poor growth’ (PPG) has been coined to describe growth that achieves high rates of poverty reduction (Klasen 2004; AfD .. 2005).

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Macroeconomic Policy, Growth, Redistribution and Poverty Reduction: the Case of Malaysian drive in the early 1980s, but in the mid-1980s it abruptly opted for a more restrictive fiscal policy and in the mid-1990s it even ran modest budget surpluses. Huge deficits were incurred again after the 1997–98 financial crisis, but these were justified as being pro-recovery, rather than pro-poor (Jomo 2001, 2003).

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