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the average rate of economic growth in the Middle East and North Africa has not only been significantly lower than that in …
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This paper analyzes the simultaneous impacts and interplay of exports and technology adoption on the demand for different types of skills and aggregate labor market indicators in Indonesia over a period characterized by a commodity boom (2005-10) and a period of declining exports (2011-15). The...
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This paper examines whether the increased openness and technological innovation in East Asia have contributed to an increased demand for skills in the region. The author explores a unique firm level data set across eight countries in Asia and the Pacific region. The results strongly support the...
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increasing the level of any of the three policy variables -- education, governance, or openness --results in virtuous growth …
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especially in populous countries, counteracted by catch-up growth in average incomes, particularly in China. Interpersonal …
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start to decline, while others will experience higher labor force growth as populations and participation rates increase. A …
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Was economic growth in East Asia jobless? This paper addresses this question using data from eight East Asian countries … growth and employment. The analysis suggests that growth was not jobless. However, there is considerable variation across … countries. Generally, the effect of growth on employment tends to magnify under more flexible hiring and firing rules. Yet even …
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Production networks have been at the heart of the recent growth in trade among East Asian countries. Fragmentation … significantly to growth in East Asia, they also breed vulnerabilities. They have not automatically led to technology spillovers and …
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global value chains as crucial drivers of productivity growth …
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This paper offers the first evidence on the prevalence of a central actor in modern growth theory?the engineer. Using … countries with similar levels of income in 1900, but ten fold differences in engineering density diverged in their growth …
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