Aid and Power - Vol 1

Name: Aid and Power - Vol 1
Brand: Taylor & Francis Ltd
SKU: 9780415132107
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A01=Jane Harrigan

A01=John Toye

A01=Paul Mosley

adjustment

Annual Average Gdp Growth Rate

Author_Jane Harrigan

Author_John Toye

Author_Paul Mosley

bank

Bank Policy Conditions

Bank Programme Lending

based

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Category=JPSN

Category=KFFK

conditionality analysis

Control Group

Debt Service Ratio

development economics

economic policy reform

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Foreign Private Finance

Gdp Growth

Gdp Growth Rate

government

Group Average

IMF Programme

IMF Stabilisation

IMF Stabilisation Programme

Import Growth Rates

international financial institutions

lending

Lib Er

loans

Low Slippage

policy

Policy Based Lending

policy conditionality effectiveness

Pr Ic

programme

programme evaluation methods

Programme Lending

Real Gdp

recipient

Recipient Government

Sal

structural

Structural Adjustment Loan

transition economies

Vice Versa

World Development Report

Product details

ISBN 9780415132107
Weight: 521g
Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
Publication Date: 12 Oct 1995
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
Publication City/Country: GB
Product Form: Paperback

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When the major aid organizations made flows of aid conditional on changes in policy, they prompted an extensive debate in development circles. Aid and Power has made one of the most significant and influential contributions to that debate. This edition has been revised to take account of changes within the World Bank itself and the extension of policy based lending to the formerly socialist economies of east and central Europe.

Jane Harrigan, Paul Mosley, John Toye