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Ghani, Ejaz; Kharas, Homi - In: World Bank - Economic Premise (2010) 14, pp. 1-5

The growth experience of India and other South Asian countries suggests that a “Service Revolution”—rapid income growth …

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What makes cities more competitive ? spatial determinants of entrepreneurship in India

Ghani, Ejaz; Kerr, William R.; O'Connell, Stephen D. - Economics Research, World Bank Group - 2012

, boost economic growth, and promote job creation. The authors examine the spatial location of entrepreneurs in India in … patterns are true for manufacturing and services. These relationships are much stronger in India than those found for the … United States. The authors also find strong evidence of agglomeration economies in India's manufacturing sector. This …

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Urbanization and agglomeration benefits : gender differentiated impacts on enterprise creation in India's informal sector

Ghani, Ejaz; Kanbur, Ravi; O'Connell, Stephen D. - Economics Research, World Bank Group - 2013

This paper presents an exploration at the intersection of four important themes in the current development discourse: urbanization, agglomeration benefits, gender and informality. Focusing on the important policy objective of new enterprise creation in the informal sector, it asks and answers...

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How financial markets affect long-run growth : a cross-country study

Ghani, Ejaz - 1992

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Alternative approaches to devaluation

Ghani, Ejaz - In: Market liberalisation, equity and development : …, (pp. 39-70). 1989

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Can Service Be a Growth Escalator in Low-Income Countries?

Ghani, Ejaz - 2014

Several high-level reports have raised the concern that low-income countries, especially in Africa, are experiencing premature de-industrialization. Have the latecomers to development missed the boat? Are they growing without any structural transformation? Not really. Although their...

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