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L'influence grandissante de la Chine en Afrique et en Amérique latine a partiellement occulté la naissance d'un autre géant à l'Est : l'Inde. L'émergence de ce nouvel acteur asiatique est symptomatique de l'évolution rapide de la donne économique mondiale. L'omniprésence de l'Europe, du...
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La croissance de nombreux pays africains attire, à un niveau sans précédent, les capital-risqueurs et les investissements boursiers sur le continent. Cet engouement nouveau des investisseurs est favorisé par un environnement, économique et politique, qui devrait aller en s'améliorant.
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Les banques contribuent non seulement au développement économique des pays émergents mais aussi, plus singulièrement, à leur développement politique. En particulier, lorsqu’un pays en développement expérimente une transition démocratique, les flux bancaires internationaux tendent à...
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La capacité analytique en matière de réformes économiques est inégale d'un pays à l'autre de l'Amérique latine. Cette capacité analytique est une condition nécessaire pour atteindre une meilleure qualité des réformes économiques mais la capacité de mise en oeuvre est tout aussi...
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Although there exists a vast literature on aid efficiency (the effect of aid on GDP), and that aid allocation determinants have been estimated, little is known about the minute details of aid allocation. This article investigates empirically a claim repeatedly made in the past that aid donors...
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This article focuses on the interactions between politics and financial markets in emerging economies. More precisely, it examines how Wall Street reacts to major Latin American political events. The case study focuses on the 2002 Brazilian presidential elections. The first section of the...
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This article analyses the work of Albert Hirschman from the standpoint of two basic concepts: trespassing and self-subversion. Hirschman turned these exercises into an art, pleading his case in a manner which combines curiosity and intellectual humility. In a world accustomed to think and think...
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The “raw materials curse” is far from being an inevitability, as shown by Norway and Chile. Both examples offer valuable lessons to developing countries on how to sensibly manage mining and oil resources. Following Norway’s example, Chile could build upon its experience and become a key...
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Financial actors from developing countries are playing with other OECD financial giants as equals through their Sovereign Wealth Funds (SWFs). SWFs could become major actors of development finance if they chose to allocate 10 per cent of their portfolio to emerging and developing economies over...
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The Democratic Banker (03/2007) (Other Languages : FR / ES) Policy Insights No.38 by Javier Santiso Banks contribute not only to the economic development of emerging countries but also to political development. International bank flows in an emerging country tend to grow during the three years...
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