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Financial Development, Growth, and Poverty: How Close are the Links?

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Honohan, Patrick, Bank, World·2004·World Bank policy research working paper
DOI 10.1596/1813-9450-3203
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The importance of a country's "investment climate" for economic growth has recently received much attention. The authors address the general lack of appropriate data for measuring the investment climate and its effects. The authors use a new survey of 1,500 Chinese enterprises in five cities to more precisely define and measure components of the investment climate, highlight the importance of firm-level data for rigorous analysis of the investment climate, and investigate empirically the effects of this comprehensive set of measures on firm performance in China. Overall, their firm-level analysis reveals that the main determinants of firm performance in China are international integration, entry and exit, labor market issues, technology use, and access to external finance.

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Authors
Honohan, P., & Bank, W.
Venue
World Bank policy research working paper
Publisher
World Bank Publications
Published
2004-01-29
ISSN
1813-9450 (ISSN-L)
DOI
10.1596/1813-9450-3203
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226
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