How does my country grow? : economic advice through story-telling /
Pinto, BrianAuthor
This text shows how to think about economic growth and sovereign debt in live country situations. The country stories are practical applications of real-time analysis involving significant economic events of the past two decades (e.g. Poland's early transition, India's unexpected growth takeoff in 2003, and the Russian crisis of 1998).
Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
Includes bibliographical references and index.
This text shows how to think about economic growth and sovereign debt in live country situations. The country stories are practical applications of real-time analysis involving significant economic events of the past two decades (e.g. Poland's early transition, India's unexpected growth takeoff in 2003, and the Russian crisis of 1998).
Description based on online resource; title from home page (viewed on September 2, 2014).
Country economics is different -- Growth theory from the prism of policy -- In search of a growth policy package -- Why Poland beat the odds -- Kenya's Achilles' heel -- India's unanticipated growth takeoff -- Russia rewrites the book -- Emerging market crises of the last decade : a watershed -- Self-insurance and self-financed growth -- Lessons for low-income countries.
Economic development
Development economics
Business & Economics
Economic Theory