Publication

May 2014

This paper explores the Middle Income Trap (MIT), or why many middle-income countries fail to sustain sufficient economic growth to become high-income countries. The authors contend that while prudent economic management and policies are vital to avoid the MIT, factors relating to governance, institutions, inclusive growth and education can play a determining role in explaining failure or success in sustaining economic growth.

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Author Jan Rudengren, Lars Rylander, Claudia Rives Casanova
Series ISDP Publications
Publisher Institute for Security and Development Policy (ISDP)
Copyright © 2014 The Institute for Security and Development Policy
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