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Back Matter: Appendices A and B

Доклад о мировом развитии 2009: новый взгляд на экономическую географию

Labor Market Policies and Youth Employment Prospects

Skills and Jobs in Brazil: An Agenda for Youth

Supporting Employability and Labor Mobility for Out-of-School Youth

Skills and Jobs in Brazil: An Agenda for Youth

Developing School-Based Skills for Higher Productivity

Skills and Jobs in Brazil: An Agenda for Youth, 2018

New Lessons from the Region on the Impacts of Technology Adoption

The Jobs of Tomorrow: Technology, Productivity, and Prosperity in Latin America and the Caribbean, 2018

Improving the Environment for Technology Adoption with Inclusion

Доклад о мировом развитии 2009: новый взгляд на экономическую географию

Economic growth will be unbalanced, but development can still be inclusive-that is the message of... more Economic growth will be unbalanced, but development can still be inclusive-that is the message of this year's World development report, the thirty-first in the series. As economies grow from low to high income, production becomes more concentrated spatially. Some places, cities, coastal areas, and connected countries-are favored by producers. As countries develop, the most successful ones also institute policies that make living standards of people more uniform across space. The principle for a successful spatial transformation, getting the immediate benefits of concentration of production, and the long term benefits of a convergence in living standards, is economic integration. The report first describes the spatial transformations needed for development. It analyzes these changes using the insights from economic history and recent research. Then it revisits the policy debates on urbanization, regional development, and international integration.

The Jobs of Tomorrow: Technology, Productivity, and Prosperity in Latin America and the Caribbean

The Jobs of Tomorrow: Technology, Productivity, and Prosperity in Latin America and the Caribbean, 2018

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Jobs and Growth: Brazil's Productivity Agenda

Jobs and Growth: Brazil's Productivity Agenda, 2018

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