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State Failure in Developing Countries and Strategies of Institutional Reform, in Tungodden, Bertil, Nicholas Stern and Ivar Kolstad (eds) Annual World Bank Conference on Development Economics Europe (2003): Toward Pro-Poor Policies: Aid Institutions and G (0)

by Mushtaq H Khan
Venue:Proceedings of Annual World Bank Conference on Development Economics
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by Strategies Nationales De, De Technologie, Mushtaq H. Khan, Nations Unies, Departement Des, Affaires Economiques, Et Socia Les
"... Cette Note de politique vise à évaluer et discuter des différentes options de politiques pour la préparation des Stratégies Nationales de Développement. Les analyses, évaluations et données ont été préparées par les auteurs, et révisées à la lumière des informations communiquées par les différents r ..."
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Cette Note de politique vise à évaluer et discuter des différentes options de politiques pour la préparation des Stratégies Nationales de Développement. Les analyses, évaluations et données ont été préparées par les auteurs, et révisées à la lumière des informations communiquées par les différents réviseurs. Elles ne reflètent pas nécessairement l’opinion du Département des Affaires Economiques et Sociales des Nations Unies, et il convie nt de mentionner le nom de l’auteur dans le cas où son opinion est citée. 3
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...tante est que les pays en développement à fortescroissance ont une valeur moyenne et une dispersion des indicateurs de bonnesgouvernancestrès similaire aux pays en développement à faible croissance. (=-=Khan 2004-=- ;sDESA 2006).sDiagramme 4. Index composite des droits de propriété et Croissance (utilisant les données Knack-sIRIS ) 1990-2003s-8s-6s-4s-2s0s2s4s6s8s10s0 10 20 30 40 50sIndex Ides “Droits de Proprié...

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by Andrew Dorward, Wye Campus, Tn Ah, Helpful Comments From Dirk Bezemer, Simon Maxwell, Colin Poulton, Michael Stockbridge
"... on an earlier draft of this paper are gratefully acknowledged. The views expressed here and any remaining errors are the author’s. Integrating contested aspirations … … 1 Integrating contested aspirations, processes and policy: development as hanging in, stepping up and stepping out. ..."
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on an earlier draft of this paper are gratefully acknowledged. The views expressed here and any remaining errors are the author’s. Integrating contested aspirations … … 1 Integrating contested aspirations, processes and policy: development as hanging in, stepping up and stepping out.
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...us impasse. Three related ways of moving forward are proposed; first a more nuanced analysis of historical successes and failures in development (see for example Adelman and Morris, 1997; Gaur, 1997; =-=Khan, 2004-=-; and, with regard to green revolution and agricultural transformation, Dorward et al., 2004); second recognition of the sustainable development paradox (that development leads to rising wages and lab...

1 Governance for Economic Growth and Poverty Reduction: Empirical Evidence and New Directions Reviewed

by Hazel Gray , 2007
"... The purpose of this paper is to provide a review of recent empirical literature on the links between governance and growth, to highlight the key contested areas and to draw out implications for policy and future work on evidence and indicators. Over the past ..."
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The purpose of this paper is to provide a review of recent empirical literature on the links between governance and growth, to highlight the key contested areas and to draw out implications for policy and future work on evidence and indicators. Over the past

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by Joachim Ahrens, Joachim Ahrens , 2009
"... Governance, institutional change, and economic policy ..."
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Governance, institutional change, and economic policy
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...rentsfinancial architecture, undistorted markets characterized by low rents, social insurance,sdemocratic accountability and participation rules, checks and balances, and strengtheningscivil society (=-=Khan 2002-=-, Bardhan 2005).sBasically, these Western-style best-practice institutions may represent a useful referencespoint for LDCs and PSCs. However, economists advising governments on institution buildingsha...

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...d attracting foreign investment. According to one such authors‘persistent shortfalls in growth rates compared to comparable countries providessprima facie evidence of state failure and its severity’ (=-=Khan 2002-=-). From thissperspective, countries such as Argentina after its recent economic crisis can beslabeled as a ‘failed state’.sWhen these various definitions are taken into account, it seems that since th...

The Perspective of Growth-enhancing Governance

by Mushtaq H. Khan
"... Most economists would agree that governance is one of the critical factors determining the growth prospects of countries. However, there is considerable controversy about governance priorities and the types of governance capabili-ties that are critical. These disagreements are related to fundamental ..."
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Most economists would agree that governance is one of the critical factors determining the growth prospects of countries. However, there is considerable controversy about governance priorities and the types of governance capabili-ties that are critical. These disagreements are related to fundamental disagree-ments on the role of markets versus other social, political and technological characteristics that need to be fulfilled for sustainable growth to take off. The contemporary good governance agenda is based largely on governance capa-bilities that are required to create the conditions for markets to be efficient. While these are important and desirable conditions, we argue that they are sec-ond order conditions, in the sense that without other state capacities that directly promote sustainable growth, market conditions for efficiency are on their own insufficient and ultimately unsustainable. The point about sustainability of particular reforms is particularly important. There are a number of critical structural features of developing countries that prevent the achievement of significant progress on the good governance front. These factors make the good governance agenda doubly problematic: it sets many developing countries goals they cannot achieve, and in addition, even if they could have been achieved, these goals are not sufficient to ensure sustain-able growth. The task of this paper is to outline some of the governance issues that we already know about, and identify other areas where more research is necessary to assist policy.
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...a reduction of intervention reduces the incentives for rent seeking.sThe good governance agenda emerged in the third phase of governance policy to develop an integrated analysis of market efficiency (=-=Khan, 2004-=-). For the first time, the argument was that unless all the links in Figure 5-1 were simultaneously addressed, market efficiency would not improve. The logic was that CHAPTER 5 114 rents and intervent...

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by Joachim Ahrens, Joachim Ahrens , 2006
"... Governance in the process of economic transformation ..."
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Governance in the process of economic transformation
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...rentsfinancial architecture, undistorted markets characterized by low rents, social insurance,sdemocratic accountability and participation rules, checks and balances, and strengtheningscivil society (=-=Khan 2002-=-, Bardhan 2003).sBasically, these Western-style best-practice institutions may represent a useful referencespoint for less developed countries and transition economies. However, economists advisingsgo...

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