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| Preface | |
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| Introduction | |
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| The Global Economy and Developing Countries | |
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| 1950: The Start of a Remarkable Century | |
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| Static Views of a Changing World | |
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| Postwar Changes in the Global Economy | |
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| The Origins of the Global Economy | |
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| Economic Growth | |
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| Common Questions About the Developing World and the Global Economy | |
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| Sustained High Growth in the Developing World | |
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| The High-Growth Developing Countries in the Postwar Period | |
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| The Opening of the Global Economy | |
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| Knowledge Transfer and Catch-up Growth in Developing Countries | |
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| Global Demand and Catch-up Growth | |
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| The Internal Dynamics of Sustained High Growth | |
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| Key Internal Ingredients of Sustained High-Growth Recipes | |
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| Opening Up: An Issue of Speed and Sequencing | |
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| The Washington Consensus and the Role of Government | |
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| Managing One's Currency in the Course of Growth | |
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| The Middle-Income Transition | |
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| The Political, Leadership, and Governance Underpinnings of Growth | |
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| Low-Growth Economies in the Developing World | |
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| Natural Resource Wealth and Growth | |
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| The Challenge for Small States | |
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| The Adding-Up Problem | |
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| The Crisis and its Aftermath | |
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| Emerging Markets During and After the Global Crisis | |
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| Instability in the Global Economy and Lessons from the Crisis | |
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| Stimulus in the Crisis and the Need for Cooperative Behavior | |
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| Rebalancing the Global Economy and Its Consequences for Growth | |
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| The Excess-Savings Challenge in China | |
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| The Openness of the Global System and the WTO | |
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| Legacies of the Crisis: Slow Growth and Sovereign-Debt Issues in Advanced Countries | |
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| Periodic Systemic Risk and Investment Behavior | |
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| The Future of Growth | |
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| Can the Emerging Economies Sustain High Growth? | |
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| China and India | |
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| China's Structural Challenges | |
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| India's Growth, Diversification, and Urbanization | |
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| Brazil's Growth Reset | |
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| Energy and Growth | |
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| The Challenge of Climate Change and Developing-Country Growth | |
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| Information Technology and the Integration of the Global Economy | |
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| European Integration and Transnational Governance | |
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| Global Governance in a Multispeed World | |
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| The G20, the Advanced Countries, and Global Growth | |
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| Sustaining Growth: The Second Half Century of Convergence | |
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| Notes | |
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| Index | |