‘Pro-poor’ growth and children in developing countries: the case of Vietnam
Economists often claim that economic growth in developing countries leads to a better quality of life for virtually everyone in those countries. Presumably this claim includes children as well as adults. The extent to which economic growth improves children’s welfare may depend on the nature of that...
Main Author: | Glewwe, P |
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Other Authors: | Development, O |
Format: | Book section |
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Palgrave Macmillan
2012
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