Marcelo_WB
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@ Thank you for your kind words about my recent HuffPost article ("The Greatest Generation of Argentine Women").
12:25 PM May 23rd
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in reply to Ufunuo
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@ Thank you for your kind words about my recent HuffPost article "The Greatest Generation of Argentine Women".
12:24 PM May 23rd
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in reply to fredoarts
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@ Thank you for your kind words about my recent HuffPost article ("The Greatest Generation of Argentine Women).
12:23 PM May 23rd
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in reply to TheJonzi
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Chairing a presentation of global survey of how the poor really cope with crises. Conclusion: it's resilience & ingenuity, not governments.
10:05 AM May 23rd
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@ Bruno, my email is: mgiugale@worldbank.org . Regards.
2:58 PM May 17th
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in reply to depierro
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Many thanks to those who commented on my new Huffington Post article "The Greatest Generation of Argentine ".
8:39 AM May 17th
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Friends, I just posted a new article at The Huffington Post. It's called "The Greatest Generation of Argentine Women".
9:53 AM May 16th
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@ I'd say there're several scenarios, all possible and all difficult. Thus, we need to continue supporting the negotiations.
6:50 AM May 13th
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In case you missed it, our FREE BOOK OF THE WEEK is "Geography of Growth" (why growth happens in cities?). Free at:
4:20 PM May 12th
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Friends, here is my choice of FREE BOOK OF THE WEEK: "Geography of Growth" (why larger cities grow faster?). Free at:
4:00 PM May 11th
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Friends, tomorrow I'll post my choice of FREE BOOK OF THE WEEK. I'm thinking of the geography of growth (where does prosperity happen? why?)
2:28 PM May 9th
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Friends, our work in is been quoted in the wires. At the World Bank, we are committed to helping this young nation succeed.
7:55 AM May 8th
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@ Charlotte, happy to help. Kindly get in touch with my Comm. Adviser (Stevan Jackson at sjackson@worldbank.org). Best regards.
7:52 AM May 8th
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Speaking today in another panel in Washington. This one is about the future agenda for World Bank Economists (over 3,000 of them). Ideas?
11:38 AM May 2nd
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From our panel on "Inclusive Growth": in Africa, we should think of "natural resource", "generational", "statistical" & "subsidy" inclusion.
11:36 AM May 2nd
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Friends, this afternoon I'm speaking in a public panel on "INCLUSIVE GROWTH". Any ideas? Messages? Policy tools? Applications in Africa?
7:26 AM May 1st
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In case you missed it, our FREE BOOK OF THE WEEK is "New Structural Economics" (do "unorthodox" econ. policies work?).
8:24 AM Apr 30th
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Here is my choice of FREE BOOK OF THE WEEK: "New Structural Economics" (can government-led unorthodox policies work?).
8:33 AM Apr 29th
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Friends, tomorrow I'll post my choice of FREE BOOK OF THE WEEK. I'm leaning toward "unorthodox economics" (government better than market?).
7:16 PM Apr 28th
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@ Thx! Glad my new article "Why Obvious Reforms Never Happen? The Political Economy Of Things" was useful.
11:22 AM Apr 27th
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in reply to followraina
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- Name Marcelo Giugale
- Location Washington, DC
- Web http://www.worldb...
- Bio World Bank’s Director of Economic Policy and Poverty Reduction Programs for Africa.
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