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Geography in Motion: World Development Report 2009 (excerpt)

World Bank - In: Transnational Corporations Review 1 (2009) 3, pp. 40-46

This study from the World Bank calls for a rebalancing of policy discussions and shows how to use the three dimensions of density, distance, and division to tailor policy instruments to address integration challenges ranging from the relatively straightforward to the very complex.

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Kenya, growth and structural change

Greene, David G. (contributor) - 1983

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Governance and economic growth

Gradstein, Mark - 2003

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Governance and development

1992

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Kenya, growth and structural change ; 1

Greene, David G. (contributor) - 1983

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Kenya, growth and structural change ; 2

Greene, David G. (contributor) - 1983

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Guyana - Development Policy Review : The Challenges of Governance and Growth

World Bank - 2013

's development policy agenda, with the main focus on governance, growth, and poverty alleviation. The report consists of three parts …The objective of this Development Policy Review, is to provide an up-to-date, integrated assessment of Guyana …: assessment of development outcomes, discussion of the development policy agenda, and, assessment of the medium-term outlook. It …

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