All Posts Tagged With: "export-led growth"
Export-Led Recovery, Multipliers, and Other Fanciful Notions
Christopher Lingle is senior fellow at the Centre for Civil Society in New Delhi and visiting professor of economics at Universidad Francisco Marroquín, Guatemala. Many developing and emerging market economies are struggling to keep their economic growth rates high enough to raise local standards of living. Moreover, many governments responded to lagging economic conditions by [...]
1Oct2006 | Christopher Lingle | 1 comment | Continued-
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