S. M. Ravi Kanbur
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL485385A
Top Subjects
- Economic development (3)
- Ghana (3)
- Poverty (2)
- Ghana -- Economic policy (2)
- Urbanization (2)
- Foreign exchange -- Econometric models (1)
- Price maintenance -- Econometric models (1)
Books by S. M. Ravi Kanbur
Total count: 33
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Risk taking and taxationan alternative perspectiveUniversity of Warwick, Dept. of Economics1978-01-01
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How to analyse commodity price stabilization?a review articleUniversity of Essex, Dept. of Economics1984-01-01
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North-south interaction and commod controlUniversity of Essex, Dept. of Economics1984-01-01
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The standard of livinguncertainty, inequality and opportunityUniversity of Essex, Dept. of Economics1985-01-01
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Budgetary rules for poverty alleviationUniversity of Essex, Dept. of Economics1985-01-01
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Structural adjustment, macroeconomic adjustment and povertya methodology for analysisUniversity of Essex, Dept. of Economics1986-01-01
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Dual economy modelsretrospect and prospectDepartment of Economics, University of Essex1986-01-01
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Intergenerational mobility and dynastic inequalityDepartment of Economics, University of Essex1986-01-01
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Global food balances and individual hungerthree themes in an entitlements based approachUniversity of Warwick Department of Economics1987-01-01
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Malnutrition and poverty in Latin AmericaUniversity of Warwick Department of Economics1987-01-01
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Poverty, incentives and linear income taxationUniversity of Warwick Department of Ecnomics1988-01-01
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Exchange rate fluctuations and commodity price instabilitysimple analytics of the lognormal modelUniversity of Warwick Development Economics Research Centre1988-01-01
Poverty and the social dimensions of structural adjustment in Côte d'IvoireWorld Bank1989-01-01-
Poverty and developmentthe human development report and the world development report, 1990University of Warwick, Development Economics Research Centre1990-01-01
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Policy reform and political constraintsan economic analysisUniversity of Warwick, Development Economics Research Centre1990-01-01
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Optimal non-linear income taxation for the alleviation of income povertyInstitute for Economic Research, Queenʼs University1990-01-01
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Children and intra-household inequalitya theoretical analysisOffice of the Vice President, World Bank1991-01-01
Jeux sans frontièrestax competition and tax coordination when countries differ in sizeInstitute for Economic Research, Queen's University1991-01-01-
Optimal nonlinear income taxation for the alleviation of povertyOffice of the Vice President, World Bank1991-01-01
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Tax competition and tax coordination when countries differ in sizeOffice of the Vice President, World Bank1991-01-01
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Heterogeneity, distribution, and cooperation in common property resource managementWorld Bank1992-01-01
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The links between economic policy and researchthree examples from Ghana and some general thoughtsWestern Africa Development, World Bank1993-01-01
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Welfare economics, political economy and policy reform in GhanaWorld Bank, Western Africa Dept., Ghana Resident Mission1994-01-01
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External Finance for Low-Income CountriesInternational Monetary Fund1997-01-01
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Premature mortality and poverty measurementInstitute for Social and Economic Research, University of Essex2003-01-01
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Fifty years of regional inequality in Chinaa journey through central planning, reform, and opennessInstitute for Social and Economic Change2004-01-01
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Linking the Formal and Informal EconomyConcepts and PoliciesOxford University Press, Incorporated2006-01-01
The economy of Ghanaanalytical perspectives on stability, growth & povertyWoeli Publishing Services2008-01-01
Urbanization and developmentmultidisciplinary perspectivesOxford University Press2010-01-01
Equity and growth in a globalizing worldCommission on Growth and Development/World Bank2010-01-01
Latin American urban development into the twenty first centurytowards a renewed perspective on the cityUnited Nations University2012-01-01-
International developmentideas, experience, and prospectsOxford University Press2014-01-01
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Protecting the poor against the next crisisThe Egyptian Center for Economic Studies