The six countries that comprise the South East Europe (SEE) Region are expected to experience modest growth of 1.8% in 2014. Policymakers in the region are looking to design policies and programs that can better ensure that this growth is inclusive and can benefit all populations in the region – especially the bottom 40%. A paper by a team at the World Bank, titled “First insights into promoting shared prosperity in South East Europe” identifies key...
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2014/04/17
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180580
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Europe and Central Asia (ECA), South Eastern Europe and Balkans, Western Balkans,
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2023/03/03
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Learning How to Share Prosperity: Understanding the Drivers of Poverty in South East Europe