Does the U.S. Need and Want Low-Skill Haitian Workers? Yes: Just Look Around
2/21/12
Last month, a CGD initiative succeeded in getting Haitians access to America’s largest temporary work visa program.
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CGD Policy Blogs
The Conventions are Coming...and CGD is Going!
8/22/08
Everyone says August in Washington, D.C. is quiet. That is of course, unless you are planning to attend the presidential conventions and from what I can tell, just about everyone is sending someone to the conventions. And this time around, CGD is going to both of them.
September 8th: See Our Updated Republican Convention Slideshow and Read the Blog Entry?
Can the MDBs Jump-Start the Market for Country Risk Management Tools?
4/21/08
CGD recently hosted a roundtable discussion on a set of important questions confronting the multilateral development banks (MDBs) as the market for their loans shrinks: can they help to foster a greatly expanded market for new risk management tools -- such as insurance and other hedging mechanisms -- to
Bob Zoellick is Leading the World Bank in the Right Direction. Will Bank Staff and Shareholders Follow?
4/3/08
World Bank president Bob Zoellick announced several striking new initiatives in his speech yesterday at a CGD event that drew a standing room-only audience of nearly 200 development specialists.
Data sources for development research
12/3/07
You might have seen Gunilla Pettersson’s excellent Development Data site mentioned recently on Dani Rodrik’s blog. Any development researcher will find riches in what Gunilla has carefully amassed and organized. Here are some other general-interest sources of data for empirical research on economic development: