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Role of Education, Media and Expenditures in inclusive growthWe study an economy with weak justice and security systems and with weak public policy and regulation or little capacity to implement them, and with high barriers to profitable sectors. Such an economy has then very few incentives to pursue key sectors reforms. It has neither appropriate incentive mechanisms to force leaders to provide public services nor adequate leverage to citizens to claim their rights. We look at growth and development opportunities based on the derived demand. We show that there is hope for such an economy to grow up and to generate a win-win situation for all stakeholders if the derived demand is supplied. We then investigate conditions that could stimulate the derived demand supply. We show that little knowledge of public, private and international expenditures in the economy and academic tools are enough, like the informal sector, to trigger the derived demand supply. Our model can serve as guidance to donor and NGO working in developing countries, and media. It shows that the best way to help is to share information about existing and accessible opportunities. It can also provide benchmark to vocational schools and universities that should focus more on providing tools (adapted training and interaction ability) to seize existing opportunities. French Version can be downloaded here Fichier: 
Rubrique: Mémoire/Travaux Auteur: JobPaw (JobPaw) | Date: 11 Fév 2016 |
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