Yes Bill, No Owen: Why I Still Doubt Aid-Growth Regressions
[Update: I posted slides from my turn as a discussant for this paper at the Brookings Institution on January 25, 2010.]
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[Update: I posted slides from my turn as a discussant for this paper at the Brookings Institution on January 25, 2010.]
Some impressions from the World Bank-IMF meetings, held last week in Istanbul, where the views of the mosques are magnificent and the traffic is truly terrible!
Members of the Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee on International Development held a hearing last week on “USAID in the 21st Century: What Do We Need for the Task at Hand?” CGD senior fellow Steve Radelet, Georgetown professor and CGD visit
We are at the start of what promises to be an unusually difficult year in the global economy. Policy decisions in the United States and other rich world countries will matter immensely for poor and vulnerable people living in developing countries.
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