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Rethinking Development : Challenges and Opportunities. / James D Wolfensohn.

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Book
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Author/Creator:
Wolfensohn, James D.
Contributor:
Wolfensohn, James D.
Series:
Speeches of World Bank Presidents
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Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Access to Information.
Agency.
Agriculture.
Capacity Building.
Communications Technology.
Competition.
Consumers.
Countries.
Debt.
Developed Countries.
Developing Countries.
Development Economics & Aid Effectiveness.
Equity.
Financial Crisis.
Gdp.
Global Economy.
Globalization.
Good Governance.
Heavily Indebted Poor Countries.
Human Capital.
Incentives.
Income Inequality.
Income Poverty.
Inequality.
Liberalization.
Life Expectancy.
Macroeconomics and Economic Growth.
Political Economy.
Poverty.
Poverty Reduction.
Pro-Poor Growth.
Risk Management.
Social Development.
Social Inclusion & Institutions.
Social Safety Nets.
Tariffs.
Trade.
Trade Liberalization.
World Trade Organization.
Local Subjects:
Access to Information.
Agency.
Agriculture.
Capacity Building.
Communications Technology.
Competition.
Consumers.
Countries.
Debt.
Developed Countries.
Developing Countries.
Development Economics & Aid Effectiveness.
Equity.
Financial Crisis.
Gdp.
Global Economy.
Globalization.
Good Governance.
Heavily Indebted Poor Countries.
Human Capital.
Incentives.
Income Inequality.
Income Poverty.
Inequality.
Liberalization.
Life Expectancy.
Macroeconomics and Economic Growth.
Political Economy.
Poverty.
Poverty Reduction.
Pro-Poor Growth.
Risk Management.
Social Development.
Social Inclusion & Institutions.
Social Safety Nets.
Tariffs.
Trade.
Trade Liberalization.
World Trade Organization.
Other Title:
Rethinking Development
Place of Publication:
Washington, D.C. : The World Bank, 2000.
System Details:
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Summary:
James D. Wolfensohn, President of the World Bank Group, discussed his vision for development, addressing these topics: poverty and the development agenda; rethinking the approach; the global trading system and the development agenda; and the partnership imperative. He concludes that the Bank must work to realize an ambitious vision if we are to go forward together into a new century in which the long pent up aspirations of the poor of the earth are to have the chance for fulfillment that they deserve.

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