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The depth and breadth of the East Asian financial crisis has added a sense of acute urgency for some concrete and credible measures by policy-makers to revitalise the Japanese economy. While steps to be taken for the long-run competitiveness and economic revitalisation of the Japanese economy...
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Following the crises of the late 1990s and the subsequent slowdown in the world economy, many countries in the developed and developing world are at the crossroads in their trade strategy, uncertain whether to advance with trade reforms, to stand still or increase protection. While the case for...
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, New Zealand would need to grow at between 4.7% and 7.6% per year. This exceeds New Zealands highest average annual growth … rate over a five-year period of 4.6%, in the early 1960s. These calculations hold Australian growth rates constant at its … annual average over 2000 to 2007. If Australia were to grow faster than its recent performance, the growth rates required of …
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moved ahead of India in particular areas of human development and gender parity, extended micro-credit to 25 million women … and drastically reduced aid dependence through an explosive growth in remittances by our hard working migrants. We have …
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This Report puts forward recommendations emerging from the Conference on Development with Equity and Justice …
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Sustainable poverty reduction requires employment generating economic growth with an emphasis on the development of … human capital to empower the poor to participate in the growth process. Mobilising resources for poverty reduction …
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better development in the recent times. - Discussion on Bangladesh becoming a middle income country in the near future is …
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Bangladesh came into being following more than two decades of political struggle culminating in the war of independence in 1971. This struggle was inspired by a vision for a democratic, non-communal, prosperous, and equitable society. After 15 years of parliamentary democracy, it is reasonable...
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development that was underpinned by targets of higher levels of public sector investment albeit with modest target for GDP growth … slowed down the GDP growth performance in the recent past, and responding to the lagged impact of the global financial crisis … external sector, (d) strengthening public finance, (e) combating climate change, (f) reviving development administration, and …
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This Report puts forward recommendations emerging from the Conference on Development with Equity and Justice …
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