Volume 5: Handbook of Development Economics, 1st Edition

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Graduate students and professors worldwide working in all subdisciplines of economics and finance.

Handbook of Development Economics, 1st Edition

Introduction: Linking Development Policy with Development Research-- Dani Rodrik (Harvard) and Mark Rosenzweig (Yale)

63 Trade, foreign investment, and industrial policy for developing countries-- Ann Harrison (Berkeley) and Andres Rodriguez-Clare (Penn State)

64. Monetary and exchange rate policies-- Eduardo Levy Yeyati (Torcuato Di Tella) and Federico Sturzenegger (Harvard)

65. Financial globalization and economic policies-- M. Ayhan Kose (IMF), Eswar Prasad (IMF), Kenneth Rogoff (Harvard), and Shang-Jin Wei (IMF)

66. Policies towards international labor flows-- Gordon Hanson (UC-San Diego)

67. Aid and conditionality-- Jonathan Temple (Bristol)

68. Improvement and extension of property rights-- Tim Besley (LSE) and Maitreesh Ghatak (LSE)

69. Governance and development-- Jean-Marie Baland (Universitaires Notre-Dame de la Paix), Karl Ove Moene (University of Oslo), James Robinson (Harvard)

70. Labor regulations, unions, and social protection in developing countries: market distortions or efficient institutions?-- Richard Freeman (Harvard)

71. Access to finance: credit markets, insurance, and saving-- Dean Karlan (Yale) and Jonathan Morduch (NYU)

72. Population and health policies-- T. Paul Schultz (Yale)

73. Investment in education - inputs and incentives-- Jere Behrman (Univ. of Pennsylvania)

74. The place of nature in economic development-- Partha Dasgupta (Universities of Cambridge and Manchester)