Does South Asia Run the Risk of Rising Inflation?

The median inflation rate in South Asia is more than twice that of Latin America & the Caribbean. Should South Asia’s policymakers wonder whether they are doing something wrong? Eliana Cardoso, OECD Non-Residential Fellow and Chief Economist, South Asia Region, World Bank

The 0.85 Percent Solution for Low-Income Countries by Homi Kharas

As long as interest rates are so low and crisis needs are so great, it’s time to make IBRD

Workshop: 'Equality, Poverty Reduction and Sustainable Development', Helsinki, 1-2 December 2009

Workshop on promoting social and gender equality in development work organised by the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland and the OECD Development Centre, Helsinki 1-2 December 2009

Workshop: 'Equality, Poverty Reduction and Sustainable Development', Helsinki, 1-2 December 2009

Workshop on promoting social and gender equality in development work organised by the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland and the OECD Development Centre, Helsinki 1-2 December 2009

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