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OECD countries face at least five major challenges for promoting policies that are consistent with their development goals: . ensuring security and political stability; . anticipating the impacts of their macroeconomic policies on developing-country growth; . increasing both market access and...
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Le processus de développement de l’Asie de l’Est est encore mal compris –notamment qu’il s’agit d’un développement séquentiel en grappe, effets d’osmose entre économies à niveaux différents de développement industriel. Il n’existe à ce jour aucune analyse systématique de...
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The East Asian development experience is still not well understood – especially the region’s clustered, sequential development process and neighbourhood effects linking economies at different levels of industrial development. Until now, the development impact of OECD-country policies had...
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S’ils veulent promouvoir des politiques cohérentes par rapport à leurs objectifs de développement, les pays de l’OCDE devront relever au moins cinq grands défis : . garantir la sécurité et la stabilité politique ; . anticiper les effets de leurs politiques macroéconomiques sur la...
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OECD countries face at least five major challenges for promoting policies that are consistent with their development goals: . ensuring security and political stability; . anticipating the impacts of their macroeconomic policies on developing-country growth; . increasing both market access and...
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• Tariffs still matter. • Full tariff liberalisation to 2010 would generate dynamic welfare gains of $1 200 billion (at 1995 prices), equivalent to 3 per cent of World GDP in 2010, from greater efficiency and higher productivity. • Developing countries stand to gain relatively more from...
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