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Welfare system is a key public health measure.
BMJJohnson E, Thew A, Johnson M, Reed H.
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Epidemiology, seroprevalence, and circulation of Chikungunya virus in Southern Africa (SADC region): A systematic review. [PDF]
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Digital Governance at the Street Level: A Mixed-Methods Study of Systemic Resilience and 'Human-in-the-Loop' Telemedicine in Rural Thailand. [PDF]
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Multidimensional health poverty among diabetic adults in China: evidence from the China Kadoorie Biobank. [PDF]
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An alternative to the middle-income trap
Structural Change and Economic Dynamics, 2020Abstract This paper offers an alternative explanation to the slow-down observed in the growth of developing countries. Instead of a middle-income trap what happened was a liberalization trap. Growth didn't happen because countries turned middle-income, but happened in a given period, around the 1980s, when these countries faced a serious foreign debt
Luiz CARLOS Bresser-Pereira +2 more
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Transitioning from low-income growth to high-income growth: is there a middle-income trap? [PDF]
Journal of the Asia Pacific Economy, 2017 Is there a "middle-income trap"? Theory suggests that the determinants of growth at low and high income levels may be different. If countries struggle to transition from growth strategies that are effective at low income levels to growth strategies that ...
Ha Nguyen
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World Politics, 2016
Economists have identified the existence of a middle-income (MI) trap but have yet to analyze the politics of this trap. The authors argue that countries in theMItrap face two major institutional and political challenges. First, the policies necessary to upgrade productivity—as in human capital and innovation—require enormous investment in ...
Richard F. Doner, Ben Ross Schneider
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Economists have identified the existence of a middle-income (MI) trap but have yet to analyze the politics of this trap. The authors argue that countries in theMItrap face two major institutional and political challenges. First, the policies necessary to upgrade productivity—as in human capital and innovation—require enormous investment in ...
Richard F. Doner, Ben Ross Schneider
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