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Economic policy, institutional development, and income growth: How Arab countries compare with other developing countries

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Why economic growth trends differ so much across developing countries : the globalization debate and its relevance to Pakistan

Nunnenkamp, Peter - 2002

and foreign indebtedness which may explain the varying experience with globalization in regard to per capita income growth …

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Why Economic Growth Trends Differ So Much Across Developing Countries. The Globalization Debate and Its Relevance to Pakistan

Nunnenkamp, Peter - Institut für Weltwirtschaft (IfW) - 2002

and foreign indebtedness which may explain the varying experience with globalization in regard to per capita income growth …

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Economic Policy, Institutional Development, and Income Growth: How Arab Countries Compare with Other Developing Countries

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Boom and bust in capital flows to developing countries: what South Asia can learn from recent financial crises

Nunnenkamp, Peter - 1998

Politicians in Asia and some economists contend that developing countries are at the mercy of the rapidly changing winds blowing from international capital markets. We are indeed witnessing another episode of volatility in capital flows, with foreign investors suddenly fleeing emerging markets...

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