- Page 2 and 3: CONTENTS Introduction: Growth, Conv
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table 4: governance scores for 2010
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figure 1: female labor force partic
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A Case of “Reverse Convergence”
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While solving the macroeconomic imb
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provides a forum for bringing to be
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For making such collaboration possi
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in a number of significant ways. He
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those built around mobility/Interne
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anymore in times of demographic hea
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global access to capital, and abund
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goes beyond the G-20 countries. Unf
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considerable push on structural ref
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A New Normal, but with Robust Growt
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the two most important inputs, capi
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labor share is the lowest among the
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How Can Europe Avoid Secular Stagna
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also consider reviewing insolvency
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Growth, Convergence and Social Cond
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and procedures have to be built in
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References European Council. 2012.
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The U.S. and Germany (or Japan) are
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ox 1: germany and the northern euro
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Secular Stagnation: Can India Buck
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such a rate over a sustained period
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expansion of trade requires corresp
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Achieving high growth in India is q
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to diverge as the financial account
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The Mineral Export Ban and its Impa
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1990, and the share of export-orien
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References Hoda, Anwarul, and Durge
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countries remains critical. Twenty-
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deflation in the deficit countries,
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The Banking Union could help to reb
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this regard, one should define comm
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Defining Exit from Deflation Yoshio
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and anchoring inflationary expectat
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financial crisis. They are broadly
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area. The most important goal for p
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From Rapid, Shared Growth to Slow U
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In 1970, Korea adopted Saemaul Undo
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References Eichengreen, Barry, Wonh
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Improvements in Latin America Durin
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The same is true for monetary polic
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conditions. After advanced economie
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scores lower than not just China an
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Russia: Prospects for Growth and Co
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production costs are very high and
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Economic Convergence in Saudi Arabi
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Growth rates in real GDP per capita
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Government Policies Delays in remov
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References Barro R. J., X. Sala-i-M
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figure 1. gdp index in emerging mar
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Figure 5 shows the very low level o
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country—in a sample of emerging m
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accumulation, driven by a low quali
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Recession is responsible for more t
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the 1980s. Pluralistic and inclusiv
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figure 1. commodity prices and emer
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Among the many other important poli
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6. Brynjolfsson and McAfee (2014).
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This Point in History Twenty-five y
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U.S. combined. (Measured by PPP, in
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Conclusions Economic policymakers a
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performance of real GDP and the une
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figure 1. annual growth rate of tot
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continued in the past decade with s
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Summers, Lawrence H. 2014a. “Refl