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Economic Growth and Human Development in Latin America.

Abstract:: The paper explores the two-way links between human development and economic growth in Latin America. Economic growth is likely to advance human development as the resource base expands, while higher human development generates greater economic growth as healthier and more educated people contribute to improved economic performance. Regression analysis shows quite strong connections from human development to economic growth in Latin America, but the economic growth to human development relatio...
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Ranis, G., & Stewart, F. (2002). Economic Growth and Human Development in Latin America. CEPAL Review, 0.

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Ranis, G., and F. Stewart. “Economic Growth and Human Development in Latin America.” CEPAL Review, vol. 0, 2002.

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Ranis, G, and F Stewart. 2002. “Economic Growth and Human Development in Latin America.” CEPAL Review 0.
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Journal:: CEPAL Review
Volume:: 0
Publication date:: 2002-01-01
ISSN:: 0251-2920

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Language:: English
UUID:: uuid:3cfe5bd8-8973-4ca0-a6a9-28fe8aa59552
Local pid:: oai:economics.ouls.ox.ac.uk:10380
Deposit date:: 2011-08-16

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Copyright date:: 2002

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