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What's on the Table?

Doha Agenda: What's on the table?
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April 1, 2008 - Research Highlights 2007 provides a brief account of the activities of the Development Research Group during 2007, as well as a comprehensive list of new publications and public-access datasets.  
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Sept 1, 2007   Martin Ravallion new Director of the Bank's Development Research Group. Note on Research in Practice at the World Bank  by Ravallion.

 



As critical talks resume in Geneva on the Doha Agenda—launched seven years ago in Qatar—ministers are trying to reach an agreement on lowering trade barriers in goods and services.

In a new paper, World Bank researchers Martin and  Mattoo say such an agreement implies many key benefits.


China's success against poverty: lessons for Africa?   More

Paper on food prices/poverty

A strategy for macroeconomic  stability in developing countries (March 2008)  More

POLICY RESEARCH REPORT: Finance for All? (Nov 2007) Website

 
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Trade costs in Africa

June 2008    Africa’s share of world exports has dropped by nearly two-thirds in three decades from 2.9 percent in 1976 to 0.9 percent in 2006. High trade costs—for transporting goods and getting them across borders—have a negative impact on prospects for expanding African trade, making producers less competitive. Featured article    

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China's rapid urbanization

June 2008    Between now and 2025, it’s likely that another 200 to 250 million people will migrate to China’s cities, adding to an existing mobile population of about 155 million. Providing jobs and infrastructure for this anticipated inflow of people poses major challenges. Rapid economic growth will remain critical, with further deepening of the capital markets needed to help finance urbanization.  Featured article

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New Policy Research Working Papers

4681Assessing interactions among education, social insurance, and labor market policies in a general equilibrium framework: an application to Morocco2008/07
4680Safeguards and antidumping in Latin American trade liberalization2008/07
4679Exploring the links between HIV/AIDS, social capital, and development2008/07
4678Do community-driven development projects enhance social capital ? evidence from the Philippines2008/07
4677The consequences of child labor : evidence from longitudinal data in rural Tanzania2008/07

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