Titlebook: Rethinking Productive Development; Sound Policies and I Gustavo Crespi (Argentine/Italian citizen, holds a Book 2014 Inter-American Develop

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Giving Credit to Productivitye, with credit to the private sector at 33 percent of GDP in Latin America, compared to 156 percent for the advanced economies and 98 percent of GDP for developing East Asia. Given this lack of financial development, it is not surprising that productivity in the Latin American and Caribbean region is low.

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Selecting Priority Sectors for Productive Transformation: An Elephant in the Room?is, focusing on increasing the efficiency with which production is carried out—characteristic of a static approach to economics of “doing more with less”—is not enough; catching up with advanced countries may require a dynamic process of productive transformation..

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A Conceptual Framework for Productive Development Policiesor may be too risky to implement effectively. What types of policies should be favored? Which ones should be set aside? There is a need to rethink PDPs, to screen them in order to separate the wheat from the chaff. Rethinking these policies starts with a proper conceptual framework.

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velopment examines the market failures impeding transformation and the government failures that may make the policy remedies worse than the market illness. To address market failures, the authors propose a simple conceptual framework based on the scope and nature of the policy approach. They then sy

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Gustavo Crespi PhD,Eduardo Fernández-Arias PhD,Ernesto Stein PhD

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Gustavo Crespi PhD,Eduardo Fernández-Arias PhD,Ernesto Stein PhD

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