Titlebook: Development Connections; Unveiling the Impact Alberto Chong (Principal research economist) Book 2011 Inter-American Development Bank 2011 C

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Marta Skoda,Ilona Dudek,Dariusz Szukiewiczation and communication technologies (ICTs). The unequal diffusion of new technologies across and within countries raised concerns that the advantages of these technologies might be limited to those countries and individuals that were already privileged in terms of economic resources—and thus would worsen preexisting inequalities.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-45639-3nstitutions shape economic and social behavior. Countries with lower institutional quality are more likely to have slower economic growth, higher economic inequality, more social conflicts, and fewer and lower-quality public services.

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Marta Skoda,Ilona Dudek,Dariusz Szukiewicznt to problems accessing credit as a major obstacle to their development. According to the World Bank Enterprise Surveys (World Bank, 2010b), Latin American enterprises rank access to credit third on a list of constraints to their growth, behind high informal employment and political instability.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-10323-1slowly been improving. As a small producer, he used to sell his products directly from his farm using the prices in his local area as his only benchmark. Many times, these prices were lower than actual market prices.

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Sven Oliver Krumke,Hartmut Noltemeier these countries outperform the Latin American countries by large margins. Colombia and Brazil, with a similar GDP per capita to Azerbaijan and Thailand, fare substantially worse in international assessments.

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