Accelerating growth and job creation in South Asia
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Accelerating growth and job creation in South Asia
Oxford University Press, 2009
大学図書館所蔵 全2件
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Includes bibliographical references
Includes statistics
内容説明・目次
内容説明
South Asia remains home to the world's largest number of poor. There are also substantial disparities between countries. This, combined with the ongoing recession in economies the world over, raises new concerns about the challenges that confront governments and analysts today. This book analyses the types of policies and institutions that could propel South Asia towards higher growth, while also promoting growth inclusiveness to address the inequality concerns. The analysis of the book is an outcome of a high-level dialogue on growth between the private sector, political leadership, policymakers, and academics in South Asia. The volume is organized along three themes-overview of South Asia's growth opportunities and challenges; sources of growth and policies; and the role of regional cooperation in promoting growth.
目次
- LIST OF FIGURES AND TABLES, PREFACE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
- PART I: SOUTH ASIA'S OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES
- 1. Sustaining Rapid Growth in South Asia (Sadiq Ahmed and Ejaz Ghani)
- 2. South Asia Story of Development Opportunities and Risks (Jeffrey D. Sachs)
- 3. Improving Governance in Sustaining Equitable Growth (Paul A. Volcker)
- PART II: POLICIES AND SOURCES OF GROWTH
- 4. Should South Asia Emulate East Asian Tigers? (Howard Pack)
- 5. Growth of Industry and Services in South Asia (Kaushik Basu and Annemie Maertens)
- 6. Evidence of Underemployment of Labor and Capital in Indian Manufacturing (Ana M. Fernandes and Ariel Pakes)
- 7. Is Service Sector a Source of Growth? (Aaditya Mattoo)
- 8. Improving Skills for Competitiveness (Michelle Riboud and Hong Tan)
- 9. Comparing Property Rights Institutions, Contracting Institutions, and Growth in South Asia and East Asia (Ana M. Fernandes)
- PART III: REGIONAL COOPERATION FOR GROWTH
- 10. Regional Integration and Small Countries in South Asia (L. Alan Winters)
- 11. Removing the Energy Constraint to Growth Through Regional Cooperation (Vladislav Vocetic and Venkataraman Krishnaswamy)
- 12. Supporting Growth Through Better Connectivit (Simon Thomas)
- ANNEX: THE GROWTH OF INDUSTRY AND SERVICES IN SOUTH ASIA AND ITS IMPACT ON EMPLOYMENT (KAUSHIK BASU AND ANNEMIE MAERTENS)
- NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS
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