World Bank. Commission on Growth and Development <br/><br/>
The growth report: strategies for sustained growth and inclusive development/ 

 - Washington:  The World Bank,  2008. 
 - xiii, 180 p. :  ill., col. maps ;  28 cm. 
<br/><br/>Introduction<br/>The Commission and its mandate<br/>Box 1: Growth and poverty<br/>The organization of the report<br/>PART 1: SUSTAINED, HIGH GROWTH IN THE POSTWAR PERIOD<br/>What is growth?<br/>The 13 success stories<br/>	<br/>Box 2: Brazil¿s slowdown<br/>Box 3: Reform teams<br/>The art of policy making<br/>PART 2: THE POLICY INGREDIENTS OF GROWTH STRATEGIES<br/>High levels of investment<br/> Infrastructure<br/> Human capital<br/>Education<br/>Health<br/>Technology transfer<br/>Competition and structural change<br/>Labor markets<br/>Export promotion and industrial policy<br/>Exchange rates <br/>Capital flows and financial market openness<br/>Macroeconomic stability<br/>Savings<br/>Financial sector development<br/>Urbanization and rural investment<br/>Equity and equality of opportunity<br/>Regional development<br/>The environment and energy use<br/>Effective government<br/>The quality of debate<br/>Bad ideas<br/>PART 3: GROWTH CHALLENGES IN SPECIFIC COUNTRY CONTEXTS<br/>Sub-Saharan Africa<br/>Box 4: Africa¿s geography<br/>Box 5: Trade preferences for Africa<br/>Small states<br/>Resource-rich countries<br/>Box 6: The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative<br/>Middle-income countries<br/>PART 4: NEW, GLOBAL TRENDS<br/>Global warming<br/>Rising income inequality and protectionism<br/>The rise of China and India and the decline of manufacturing prices<br/>The ¿adding-up¿ problem<br/>The rising price of food and fuel<br/>Demographics, aging, and migration<br/>Global imbalances and global governance 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780821374917 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Developing countries<br/>Economic policy<br/>Economic development
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>338.9  / WOR/G