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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"equitable growth"”.
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Structural adjustment in Egypt : the case of agriculture
… that it is unlikely to provide sustainable or equitable growth. It also argues that privatisation programmes in Egypt have a limited effect on improving levels of investment and growth. It stresses the need to encourage new investment to increase the productive capacity of the Egyptian economy …
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Educating for a New Economy: The Struggle to Redevelop a Jim Crow State, 1960-2000
… ecosystem of organizations flourished to promote equitable growth. At first, they sought to create a high-wage economy based on the industrial North. But as branch-plant recruitment faltered as a development strategy, these policy advocates turned to worker co-operatives, entrepreneurial …
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Essays on the attitudes, behavior, and decision-making of income-constrained electricity consumers : implications for integrative grid and off-grid business model planning
… In spite of widespread technical developments, growth of digital platforms for stakeholder engagement, and improvements in technocratic optimization tools for planning, stubborn challenges remain in the distribution sector of LIDCs, placing persistent constraints on equitable growth, private …
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Exploring Factors Influencing Employer Attitudes and Practices toward Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in the New River Valley
Although Congress enacted civil rights legislation in the 1960s to address racial inequities in income and employment, the executive branch and the courts have since retreated from efforts to pursue those policies aggressively. Meanwhile, anti-racism advocates, including the Montgomery County, …
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Financial reforms, financial development, income inequality and spectral output : evidence from Zambia
… financial inclusion and boosting economic growth. However, the outcome has remained uneven across sectors and income groups, and the financial system is still shallow and largely bank-dominated, characterised by high lending rates and low financial depth relative to its peers. These …