Avoiding the pitfalls of industrial policy : building open and effective institutions for private sector development and jobs (Arabic)

Economic policies in MENA have often been captured by a few politically connected firms and such capture has undermined private sector growth and job creation. However the prominence of politically connected firms is not specific to MENA, instead it is a common occurrence in the economic life of many low and middle-income countries, some of which have experienced strong growth and achieved high levels of employment. What explains the different outcomes...
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Avoiding the pitfalls of industrial policy : building open and effective institutions for private sector development and jobs (Arabic). World Bank regional MENA issues brief : jobs or privileges ; no. 4 Washington, DC : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/738221468275943411

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