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Breaking Latin America’s Cycle of Low Growth and Violence
December 5, 2024
Ilan Goldfajn
,
Rodrigo Valdés
Crime directly costs the region more than 3 percent of GDP and lowers growth. Economic instability, in turn, drives higher rates of crime. Actions can be taken to break this vicious cycle.
Economic growth
Housing’s Unique Role in Lives and Economies Demands Greater Understanding
December 4, 2024
Gita Bhatt
Affordability and other complex housing issues challenging governments can be better revealed in broader economic analysis
Economic growth
The 2004 EU Enlargement Was a Success Story Built on Deep Reform Efforts
December 3, 2024
Robert Beyer
,
Claire Yi Li
,
Sebastian Weber
New accession candidates will need to undertake equally ambitious reforms to make the next expansion a comparable success
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G20 Economies Should Target Reforms to Boost Medium-Term Growth Prospects
November 21, 2024
Paula Beltran Saavedra
,
Nicolas Fernandez-Arias
,
Chanpheng Fizzarotti
,
Alberto Musso
Improving fiscal policy frameworks, fostering education and skills, and supporting the green transition can help ensure strong, sustainable, balanced, and inclusive growth
Economic growth
New European Wealth Gauge Helps Policymakers Address Inequality
November 19, 2024
Henning Ahnert
,
Francien Berry
,
Darja Milic
,
Jorrit Zwijnenburg
Combined measure allows for a deeper understanding of how wealth distribution affects the overall health of economies
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Asia’s Economies Can Embrace Services to Boost Growth and Productivity
October 31, 2024
Chikako Baba
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Rahul Giri
,
Krishna Srinivasan
Manufacturing has been the engine of growth in Asia, but a transition to modern, tradable services could be new source of growth and productivity
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