'Middle income trap' presentation slideshows

Challenges in achieving inclusive growth: The Philippine Case

Challenges in achieving inclusive growth: The Philippine Case. Celia M. Reyes Senior Research Fellow Philippine Institute for Development Studies Regional Forum: Journey to and From the Middle Income Status- The Challenges for Public Sector Managers April 22-25, 2015, Shanghai, PRC.

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A SKILLED WORKFORCE FOR AVOIDING THE MIDDLE-INCOME TRAP IN BIH

Vjekoslav Domljan CRES Mostar, BiH. A SKILLED WORKFORCE FOR AVOIDING THE MIDDLE-INCOME TRAP IN BIH. Overview. Introduction Escaping income trap Mass unemployment Policy recomendation. Introduction. Introduction. Middle income trap Low to middle income country - industrialisation

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Economic Development of Japan

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Turkey on the way to high income

Turkey on the way to high income. Martin Raiser Country Director World Bank. Key Messages. Turkey has done well in the past decade Due to demographics, past reform efforts and relatively strong financial buffers Turkey is likely to do well in the next decade

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Presentation questione one

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Middle Income Trap: An Alternative Perspective on Result-Based Management in the Asian Context By

Middle Income Trap: An Alternative Perspective on Result-Based Management in the Asian Context By Professor M. Shamsul Haque Department of Political Science National University of Singapore 10 Kent Ridge, Singapore 119260 Tel:+65-6874-3982 Fax:+65-6779-6815

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More of the same? Policy lessons from a decade of poverty reduction

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Conceptualising Innovative Jobs as Propeller to a High Income Economy Status for Mauritius

With the new year already stepping in Mauritius, this research paper aligns with the Mauritian government policy for Mauritius to attain a high income economy status by 2030. To achieve this, the researcher posits that innovative jobs could be the propeller of the economy. There is a need to scorn off white collar jobs that have so far been a hallmark for personal and social achievement in the Mauritian society. Today's complex socio economic environment calls for innovation and change for success. In this perspective, this paper briefly describes the current dilemma of labour in Mauritius. It explains the need for graduates to be employable by considering flexible and adaptable employment possibilities. The paper concludes through scenarios like the creation of attractive jobs, the development of multi skilled and polyvalent jobs, focused training and collaboration at work might frame a plausible case for the island nation's stepping into a high income industrialised and digitalised economy. Dr. Betchoo Nirmal Kumar "Conceptualising Innovative Jobs as Propeller to a High-Income Economy Status for Mauritius" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-2 | Issue-2 , February 2018, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd8346.pdf Paper URL: http://www.ijtsrd.com/economics/development-economics/8346/conceptualising-innovative-jobs-as-propeller-to-a--high-income-economy-status-for-mauritius/dr-betchoo-nirmal-kumar

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