 | James R. Himes, UNICEF. - 1995 - 284 pages
...need simply to "let domestic and international competition flourish ":1" At the same time, governments need to do more in those areas where markets alone...macroeconomic foundation, without which little can be achieved.1'' The UNDP is more blunt when it comes to reviewing global markets: If global markets were... | |
 | Anthony T.H. Chin - 1996 - 692 pages
...reduction, building social, physical, administrative, regulatory, and legal infrastructure; mobilising the resources to finance public expenditures; and providing a stable macroeconomic foundation. Government intervention to protect the environment is considered necessary for sustained economic development.... | |
 | Mushtaq Husain Khan, Jomo Kwame Sundaram - 2000 - 358 pages
...administrative, regulatory, and legal infrastructure of better quality; mobilizing resources to fmance public expenditures; and providing a stable macroeconomic...foundation, without which little can be achieved. (World Bank 1991: 9) To the extent that corruption inhibits the achievement of these vital foundations... | |
 | Arnold J. Heidenheimer, Michael Johnston - 2011 - 850 pages
...social, physical, administrative, regulatory, and legal infrastructure of better quality; mobilizing resources to finance public expenditures; and providing...foundation, without which little can be achieved. To the extent that corruption inhibits the achievement of these vital foundations of laissez-faire... | |
 | Stephen Kotkin, Andr s Saj¢ - 2002 - 520 pages
...social, physical, administrative, regulatory, and legal infrastructure of better quality; mobilizing resources to finance public expenditures; and providing...foundation, without which little can be achieved. To the extent that corruption inhibits the achievement of these vital foundations of laissez-faire... | |
 | Holger Henke, Fred Réno - 2003 - 488 pages
...poverty alleviation; building social, physical, administrative, regulatory and legal infra stucture of better quality; mobilizing the resources to finance...macro-economic foundation without which little can be achieved. (World Bank 1991, 9-10) 6. See, among others, Benn (1994), Braveboy-Wagner (1994), Ramsaran (1997)... | |
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... than 6 percent, and per capita GDP in China having more than doubled during the 1980s. • Average per capita GDP in Sub-Saharan Africa had declined during the 1980s, nearly offsetting the gains since independence. Indeed, in some African countries... 