Growth in many Latin American economies has been poor in recent years. This column pulls together some of the research...
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If talented young people from poor families have the chance to go to university, will they be encouraged to study...
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Many African countries grapple with high unemployment, particularly among their young people. This column explains how...
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Adverse conditions early in life often have long-lasting negative effects. This column examines what policy-makers can...
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How can poor farmers be encouraged to make the investments that will lift them out of poverty? This column reports...
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Progress on the United Nations goals is often assessed using the widely known ‘headcount ratio’. This column argues...
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