More Instruments and Broader Goals: Moving toward the Post-Washington Consensus

Abstract

In this lecture the author acknowledges the failure of the "Washington Consensus" in promoting economic growth and proposes a new consensus where the state has again an active role. He starts from some lessons of the Asian crisis and concludes for the need of broadening the goals of development.

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DOI

10.1057/9780230501850_2

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