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Good jobs for inclusive growth in central asia and the south caucasus : regional report / edited by Giovanni Capannelli, Ravi Kanbur.

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Book
Contributor:
Kanbur, S. M. Ravi, 1954- editor.
Capannelli, Giovanni, editor.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Asia, Central--Economic conditions.
Asia, Central.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (116 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Metro Manila, Philippines : Asian Development Bank, [2019]
Summary:
This study explores prospects for inclusive growth in the Central Asia and the South Caucasus region and highlights the central role played by the creation of good jobs. The study reviews economic performance in the region and discusses prospects through 2030, introducing two growth scenarios related to the adoption of structural reforms for creating good jobs and inclusive growth. It also highlights the importance of adopting a full policy reform scenario.
Contents:
Cover
Title
Copyright
Contents
Tables, Figures, and Boxes
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations
Executive Summary
1 Introduction and Overview
1.1 Diversity and Commonality
1.2 Regional Features
1.3 Analytical Framework
1.4 The Experience of Central Asia and the South Caucasus
1.5 Areas of Intervention
Demand-Side Policies
Supply-Side Policies
Governance and Institutions
1.6 Arole for Development Partners
2 Economic Performance and Prospects
2.1 Growth since Independence
2.2 Drivers of Growth, 2001-2015
Foreign Direct Investment Inflows
Terms of Trade and Exports
Remittance Inflows
Public Investment
2.3 Progress on Economic and Institutional Reforms
2.4 External Shocks, 2014-2016
Policy Responses to External Shocks
2.5 Growth Prospects in Central Asia and the South Caucasus
Challenges and Opportunities
Policy Scenarios and Growth Implications
3 Growth and Inclusiveness
3.1 Inclusive Growth: Ananalytical Framework
Assets, Returns and Transfers
Income Growth at the Country Level
Sectoral Disaggregation
3.2 Growth, Poverty, and Inequality in Central Asia and the South Caucasus
Growth, Poverty, and Inequality
Decomposing Income Inequality
3.3 Transfers and Social Protection
3.4 Summary
4 Good Jobs and The Labor Market
4.1 Economic Structure and Employment Trends
Informal Jobs and the Labor Market
4.2 Demand side: structural Change and Labor Productivity
Decomposing Labor Productivity Growth
4.3 Good Jobs and Small and Medium-sized Enterprises
4.4 Supply Side: Employment and Skills Development
Technical and Vocational Education and Training
4.5 Labor Market Institutions
Employment-Friendliness
Inclusiveness
Labor Mobility
Funding Mechanisms
Flexicurity
4.6 Structural Reforms.
Active Labor Market Policies
Inclusive Social Benefits and Protection
Information Systems
5 Policy Options
5.1 Policy Framework
5.2 Demand-side Policies
Economic Diversification
Private Sector Development
Regional Economic Cooperation
5.3 Supply-side Policies
Human Capital Development
Flexible Contractual Arrangements
Social Protection Schemes
5.4 Institutions and Governance
Labor Market Intermediation
Governance and Corruption
Reducing Informality
5.5 Policy Choices and Priorities
6 A Role For Development Institutions
6.1 Applying the Study Framework to International Development Assistance
6.2 Responding to the Region's Distinctive Features
6.3 Sharpening Tools
Analytical and Knowledge Base
Country Strategy Preparation and Sector Selection
6.4 Choice and Design in Projects and Interventions
6.5 Regional Cooperation and Integration
6.6 Conclusions
References
Appendix: Empirical Growth Model
Background Papers.
Notes:
"February 2019."
Description based on print version record.
ISBN:
9789292615116
9292615114

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