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This course explores the nature of modern forms of violence and fragility. It examines approaches to preventing and managing them, as well as ways in which the international community can support these processes. The course is organized around the main themes of the 2011 World Development Report.
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This note studies the long-run impacts of policies aimed at fostering gender equality on economic growth in Brazil.
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China's economic growth is gradually slowing.
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There is no economic growth without improvements in productivity.
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Fragmentation of macroeconomic policies add further strains on the fragile economic conditions, with serious humanitarian consequences.
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Richard Wilkinson charts the data on economic inequality.
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Economic growth, jobs, inequality climate change -- these development issues never sleep.
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The potential of integrating nutrition and early childhood interventions into a life-cycle approach to personal and economic development
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Health economics play an important role in making health systems more effective, efficient, and equitable.
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The COVID-19 pandemic hit Morocco’s economy in a context of low and below potential economic growth, constrained by low productivity.
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Large financial assets underpin Kuwait’s economic resilience, but fiscal and structural reform are key to offset the risks of lower oil prices.
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Real GDP growth in Qatar will turn positive again in 2021 as energy prices stabilize at around US$42bbl, global LNG demand picks up, and nonenergy economic sentiment improves once the pandemic is controlled.
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The devastating impact of COVID-19 on Oman's economic activity indicates that the public finances will remain under increasing pressure over the forecast period reinforced by severely subdued global energy prices
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Uganda’s population density has been growing rapidly, placing significant pressure on the use of land
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Growth in Egypt is expected to have remained positive, but declined from 5.6% in FY2019 to 3.5% in FY2020, and then further to 2.3% in FY2021, before rebounding in FY2022.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has destabilized the world economy and the Jordanian economy is projected to contract by 5.5% in 2020.
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Huang asks if democracy actually holding India back?
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Real GDP growth is projected at -1% compared to an average of 7% per year from 2015 to 2019, as a result of COVID-19.
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A sharp exchange rate depreciation has accelerated inflation, with negative consequences for the livelihoods of vulnerable households
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