The World Bank research program 1998

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No AccessStand Alone Books1 Feb 2013The World Bank research program 1998Abstracts of current studiesAuthors/Editors: World BankWorld Bankhttps://doi.org/10.1596/0-8213-4176-6SectionsAboutPDF (0.7 MB) ToolsAdd to favoritesDownload CitationsTrack Citations ShareFacebookTwitterLinked In Abstract:The four basic objectives of the World Bank's research program are: broadening understanding of development; assisting in developing research capacity in member countries; improving the Bank's capacity in advising members; and supporting all aspects of its own operations. The report is the annual compendium of current Bank research. The abstracts in this volume report on research projects within FY98, describing questions addressed , analytical methods used, findings to date, and policy implications. In addition, each abstract identifies the expected completion date and the research team, as well as any report or publication produced. The abstracts cover 193 research projects grouped under nine major headings, as follows:1) poverty and social welfare; 2) labor markets and education; 3) environmentally sustainable development; 4) infrastructure and urban development; 5) macroeconomics; 6) international economics; 7) domestic finance and capital markets; 8) transition economies; and 9) private sector development and public sector management. An appendix is included, listing reports and publications produced by Bank research with corresponding availability sources. Abstracts are indexed by the sponsoring unit. FiguresreferencesRecommendeddetailsCited byRising Youth Unemployment and Its Social Economic Implications for the Growth and Development of the Nigerian EconomySSRN Electronic JournalReferencesMarket-Induced Fiscal Discipline: Is There a Fall-Back Solution for Rule Failure?SSRN Electronic JournalHow important is improving food availability for reducing child malnutrition in developing countries?Agricultural Economics, Vol.26, No.3Evidence based primary care? A multi-tier, multiple stakeholder perspective from ChileThe International Journal of Health Planning and Management, Vol.16, No.11 January 2001Can we make development training developmental?Public Administration and Development, Vol.19, No.1 View Published: September 1998ISBN: 978-0-8213-4176-6 Copyright & Permissions Related CountriesChinaIndiaIndonesiaRelated TopicsEnvironmentFinance and Financial Sector DevelopmentHealth Nutrition and Population KeywordsABSTRACTSRESEARCH PROGRAMSRESEARCH PROJECTSPOVERTYSOCIAL WELFARELABOR MARKETSEDUCATIONENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENTINFRASTRUCTUREURBAN DEVELOPMENTMACROECONOMICSINTERNATIONAL ECONOMICSFINANCECAPITAL MARKETSTRANSITION ECONOMIESPRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENTPUBLIC SECTOR MANAGEMENTAGINGCHILD DEVELOPMENTCRIMEHEALTH CAREINDUSTRIAL POLLUTIONMORTALITYNUTRITIONRESEARCH PROGRAMRESEARCH PROJECTSSOCIAL ISSUES PDF DownloadLoading ...

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