Guiding structural change: the role of government in development
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Guiding structural change: the role of government in development

Employment Working Paper No. 49

Type: Working paper
Date issued: 24 March 2010
Reference: 978-92-2-123340-4[ISBN]
Authors: Matthew Carson ; International Labour Office, Employment Sector, Economic and Labour Market Analysis Department.
Examines the role of government in the process of structural change.

Introduction -- The case for government intervention -- The case against government intervention -- Instruments used to guide structural change -- Case studies -- Empirical studies on the effects of industrial policies -- Policy space: the role of WTO and IFIs -- The way forward -- Conclusion: implications for policymakers.

Tag: industrial development, developing countries

Unit responsible: Economic and Labour Market Analysis Department (EMP/ELM)

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