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... bank should be faced , I assume that both the government and the individuals who might head the bank share the same preferences over inflation and output fluc- tuations . This could be taken to reflect the outcome of some ( unmodeled ) ...
... bank should be faced , I assume that both the government and the individuals who might head the bank share the same preferences over inflation and output fluc- tuations . This could be taken to reflect the outcome of some ( unmodeled ) ...
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... Bank as a Source of ( and Proselytizer of ) Ideas on Development This brings us to the second distinguish- ing feature of the World Bank , its role as a conveyor belt of ideas about development policy to the borrowing countries . It is ...
... Bank as a Source of ( and Proselytizer of ) Ideas on Development This brings us to the second distinguish- ing feature of the World Bank , its role as a conveyor belt of ideas about development policy to the borrowing countries . It is ...
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Bank's approach to lending from practically day one . Bank money always came with ideas and advice attached . Where do the ideas themselves come from ? Early on , the Bank's dependence on bond markets for financing its operations ...
Bank's approach to lending from practically day one . Bank money always came with ideas and advice attached . Where do the ideas themselves come from ? Early on , the Bank's dependence on bond markets for financing its operations ...
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