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World Economics, November 2019
The accuracy of population data counted by censuses varies enormously across the world
World Economics, October 2019
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World Economics, October 2019
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World Economics, October 2019
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World Economics, October 2019
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World Economics, October 2019
Easily, Cheaply and Legitimately
World Economics, October 2019
World Economics has developed the Global GDP Data Quality Ratings to review the utility of official GDP data of individual countries.
World Economics, August 2019
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World Economics, July 2019
The Promise of a Better World
Michel Santi, World Economics, July 2019
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World Economics, July 2019
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World Economics, July 2019
Neither Oxfam or the USA appears keen to see Rwanda start up a garment business
World Economics, July 2019
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Andrew Methven, World Economics, June 2019
Subtle nuances of language and behaviour are an important part of dealing with China, but often totally missed. Receiving or giving a compliment is one example of a cultural minefield for the uninitiated (or even quite experienced) foreigner there.
World Economics, June 2019
The quality of economic data in the Middle East is very variable. Israel, Turkey and Saudi Arabia publish fair quality data, ranking high by international standards. There are significant quality issues with data produced in Kuwait, Iran and Yemen. And at the extreme end of the scale, data produced in Jordan and Syria is likely to be of little value in describing prevailing economic conditions.
World Economics, June 2019
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World Economics, June 2019
The quality of economic data in Africa is very variable. Rwanda and South Africa publish consistently good quality data, ranking high by international standards. There are significant quality issues with data produced in Nigeria, Ghana and Tanzania. And at the extreme end of the scale, data produced in the Republic of Congo and Madagascar is likely to be of little value in describing prevailing economic conditions.
Jacob Assa & Ingrid Harvold Kvangraven, World Economics, May 2019
Have developing countries converged on advanced countries?
World Economics, May 2019
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World Economics, May 2019
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