| |  Achieving shared growth – in which the poor contribute to and benefit from economic growth – will require policies that not only stimulate and sustain growth but also accelerate poverty reduction. While there is a general consensus that economic growth is necessary for sustained poverty reduction, the effectiveness of growth in reducing poverty has varied across countries. What explains these differences? And how can we identify country specific policy priorities to achieve shared growth and to improve development effectiveness?  More |
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