世界银行经济报告2005.pdf

Public Disclosure AuthorizedPublic Disclosure AuthorizedPublic Disclosure AuthorizedPublic Disclosure Authorized THE WORLD BANK ECONOMIC REVIEW EDITOR Jaime de Melo, University o f Geneva EDITORIAI. BOARD Kaushik Basu, Cornell University, USA Graciela Kaminsky, George Washington Timothy Besley, Lond~?z School of University, USA Ecotzonzics, UK Ravi Kanbur, Conzell Universit31, USA Fran~ois Bourguignon, World Bank Peter Laniouw. World Bunk Anne Case, Princeton Universitp USA Stijn Claessens, World Bank Klaus Deininger, World Bank Asli Derniguq-Kunt, World Bank Ishac Diwan, bfirld Bank Augustin Kwasi Fosu, UNEconomic Conzmission jor A'ica (ECA), Ethiopia Alan Gelb, World Bank Mark Gersovitx, Johns Hopkins University, USA Paul Gertler, World Bank Indermit Gill, World Bank Justin Yifu Lin, Peking University, China Thierry Magnac, Universitl de Toulouse I, Franc2 Juan-Pablo Nicolini, Univerridad Torcuato di Tella, Argentina Jean-Philippe Platteau, University of nlhmur, Belgium Boris Pleskovic, World Bank Martin Ravallion, JZ.'orld Bank Ritva ReiniMca, World Bonk Elisabeth Sadoulet, University of Culfor~zia, Jar1 Willern Gunning, Free University, Berkeley, USA The Nethrrlunds Joseph Stiglitz, Columbia University, USA Jeffrey Hammer, World Bunk Moshe S yrquin, Unizlersity of Miami, USA Karla Hoff, World Bank L. 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