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We will examine trends in economic growth and other development indicators around the world since 1965, with some reference to broad patterns since 1820.
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We will briefly review the concepts underlying the standard Solow model of economic growth and other measures of development.
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We will explore the relationship between growth, poverty, and equity.
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We will examine the evolution of the developing-country debt crisis.
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We will look at current controversies and debates about foreign Assistance.
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We will examine the financial crises that affected several emerging markets in the late 1990s.
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We will examine the relationships between trade, trade policy, and development.
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CITATION
. 2009. Economic Growth and Development in Low-Income Countries, Stanford University (Syllabus). Center for Global Development.DISCLAIMER & PERMISSIONS
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