J. Michael Finger
My points are three: At the Uruguay Round, developing countries took on an implementation burden
- 12/01/2002
- Network Papers
Publication Results
Nandini Gupta
Most privatization programs begin with a period of partial privatization in which only non-controlling shares
- 12/01/2002
- Network Papers
Martin Ravallion
In a new book, Surjit Bhalla purports to overturn prevailing views on how much progress
- 11/16/2002
- Network Papers
Jean-Paul Fitoussi
Francesco Saraceno
This paper reviews the arguments in favour and against the Stability and Growth Pact signed
- 10/16/2002
- Network Papers
The paper studies the trend towards the use of securities as a vehicle to transfer
- 10/01/2002
- Network Papers
Joseph Stiglitz
This paper sets forth a set of policies which are an alternative to the standard
- 09/19/2002
- Working Paper
This analysis of macro-policies and poverty is concerned with egalitarian distribution of cuts in money
- 09/19/2002
- Working Paper
This paper reviews the Malaysian privatization policy as well as what has happened in Malaysia
- 09/18/2002
- Working Paper
Richard Agenor
Agenor attempts to examine analytically and empirically the extent to which globalization affects the poor
- 09/09/2002
- Network Papers
Stephany Griffith-Jones Jonathan Leape
This paper begins by examining the pattern of capital flows first to low-income countries, and
- 09/01/2002
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Sanjay Reddy
Thomas Pogge
We are grateful for Martin Ravallion’s detailed and sincere attempt to respond to our criticisms
- 08/15/2002
- Network Papers
Devesh Kapur
Ravi Ramamurti
For nearly a decade since the onset of economic liberalization in India, a key component—privatization—remained
- 07/12/2002
- Network Papers