Globalization for Development Trade, Finance, Aid, Migration, and Policy

• Main Authors: Goldin, Ian, Reinert, Kenneth
• Format: eBook Book
• Language: English
• Published: Chicago World Bank Publications 2006; The World Bank; Washington, DC: World Bank and Palgrave Macmillan
• Edition: 1
• Subjects: ABSOLUTE POVERTY; ABSOLUTE TERMS; ACCOUNTABILITY; ADB; AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT; AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS; AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH; AGRICULTURE; BANK FOR INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENTS; BANK LENDING; BONDS; CAPACITY BUILDING; CAPITAL ACCUMULATION; CAPITAL FLOWS; CAPITAL MARKETS; Capital movements; CENTRAL BANKS; CHILD MORTALITY; CIVIL SOCIETY; CLIMATE CHANGE; COMMERCIAL BANK; COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE; DEBT; DEFAULT RISK; DEFICITS; DEVELOPED COUNTRIES; DEVELOPING COUNTRIES; DEVELOPING COUNTRY; DEVELOPING WORLD; DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE; DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS; DEVELOPMENT GOALS; DEVELOPMENT POLICY; DIMENSIONS OF POVERTY; DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME; DIVERSIFICATION; ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES; Economic aid; Economic aspects; Economic assistance; ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT; ECONOMIC HISTORIANS; ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS; ECONOMIC POLICY; ECONOMIC REFORM; ECONOMIC RESEARCH; ECONOMICS; ECONOMIES OF SCALE; EIB; Emigration; Emigration and immigration; EMPLOYMENT; EXCHANGE RATE; EXPORTS; EXTREME POVERTY; FINANCIAL CRISES; FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT; FINANCIAL MARKETS; FINANCIAL SECTOR; FINANCIAL SYSTEMS; FOOD CROPS; FOREIGN ENTERPRISES; FREE TRADE; GATT; GDP; GENERAL SYSTEM OF PREFERENCES; GLOBAL POVERTY; GLOBAL PUBLIC GOODS; GLOBALIZATION; GNP; GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT; GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT; HUMAN CAPITAL; ILLITERACY; Immigration; INCOME POVERTY; INCREASE POVERTY; INDUSTRIALIZATION; INFANT MORTALITY; INFANT MORTALITY RATES; INSURANCE; International economic relations; INTERNATIONAL TRADE; ISLAMIC DEVELOPMENT BANK; ITC; LACK OF EDUCATION; LIFE EXPECTANCY; LOW-INCOME COUNTRIES; MARKET FAILURES; MERCANTILISM; MICROFINANCE; MIGRATION; NAFTA; NATIONAL INCOME; NATURAL RESOURCES; NEWLY INDUSTRIALIZED COUNTRIES; OPEN ECONOMIES; PER CAPITA INCOME; POLICY ANALYSIS; POOR COUNTRIES; POOR HEALTH; POOR PEOPLE; PORTFOLIO; POSITIVE EXTERNALITIES; Poverty; POVERTY ALLEVIATION; POVERTY RATE; POVERTY REDUCTION; POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGY; PRIMARY PRODUCTS; PUBLIC GOOD; PUBLIC INVESTMENT; PUBLIC POLICY; PURCHASING POWER; REDUCING POVERTY; RICH COUNTRIES; SAFETY NETS; SAVINGS; SCHOOLING; SECTORAL COMPOSITION; SKILLED WORKERS; SMALL BUSINESS; SOCIAL SAFETY NETS; SOCIAL SERVICES; SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA; SUBSIDIARY; TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE; TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS; TRADE BARRIERS; TRADE LIBERALIZATION; TRADE OPENNESS; TRADE POLICY; TRADE REFORMS; TRANSPARENCY; WEALTH; WORKING CONDITIONS; WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION; WTO; MIGRATION; MIGRANT; TRADE; GLOBALIZATION; DEVELOPING COUNTRIES; INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS; WORLD POPULATION; POOR PEOPLE; POLICY; POVERTY; DEVELOPMENT; INVESTMENT; DISSEMINATION; IDEAS; LEGAL STATUS; MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS; ECONOMICS; AID; LIFE EXPECTANCY
• ISBN: 0821369296; 9780821369296; 9780821362747; 0821362747
• DOI: 10.1596/978-0-8213-6274-7

Globalization and its relation to poverty reduction and development is not well understood. This newly revised edition examines how globalization can be more effective as a vehicle for shared growth and prosperity.