Titlebook: Pro-Poor Macroeconomics; Potential and Limita Giovanni Andrea Cornia (Professor of Economics) Book 2006 UNRISD 2006 development.economic po

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Portfolio Flows, Macroeconomic Policy and Global Povertytries to more capital and trade flows, globalization has been praised as a crucial vehicle for faster growth and rising living standards in developing economies, but also criticized for increasing financial instability in emerging economies.

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Macroeconomic Policy, Growth, Redistribution and Poverty Reduction: the Case of Malaysiaition of capital controls, Malaysia’s economic management style was described as unorthodox. After the events of May 1969, the government formulated the New Economic Policy (NEP) to ‘eradicate’ (reduce) poverty and to ‘restructure society’ (reduce inter-ethnic economic disparities). Accordingly, the

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Heterodox Macroeconomic Policies, Inequality and Poverty in Uzbekistane a considerable geographical, religious and cultural unity, and while they initiated the transition to the market economy from fairly similar conditions, they pursued different policies following the demise of the Soviet Union in December 1991. The Kyrgyz Republic has been most committed to the int

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Macroeconomic Policy and Pro-Poor Growth in a Dualistic Economy: The Case of Bolivialopment. The ability to achieve rapid poverty reduction critically depends upon the extent of economic growth and on its impact on poverty. This, in turn, depends on initial inequality and changes in inequality during the growth process (Klasen 2005). As can be shown analytically, the highest povert

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Has Macroeconomic Policy Been Pro-Poor in Brazil?ebt crisis of the early 1980s, Brazil launched structural adjustment programmes with the intention of solving external account imbalances and controlling high inflation rates. In 1990, Brazil undertook a major break from a century-long era of import-substitution strategy (ISI) that left its economy