
Accounting for cross-country income differences: Two decades of progress
Development accounting is a simple tool with potentially powerful insights. It asks whether the measured differences in inputs between

Development accounting is a simple tool with potentially powerful insights. It asks whether the measured differences in inputs between

Last year, we surveyed firms in emerging markets backed by private equity (PE) and venture capital (VC) funds, which

Explaining comparative economic development requires identifying the causes of institutional change. This column uses AI to analyse 120 years

Prefunded pensions in Denmark, the Netherlands and Sweden pair income security with fiscal sustainability, but other EU countries need

Rising income inequality in Western high-income countries threatens democratic governance and social cohesion, and AI risks making it worse.

Interest in the role of cultural norms, institutions, and development has resurfaced in recent years especially post the 2024

Every year, governments and development organizations spend billions on business upgrading programs — training, mentorship, consulting — designed to

Most of what we hear about artificial intelligence comes through the lens of advanced economies: the race to build

Of the roughly 3.74 billion people in the global workforce, about 400 million, or 11 percent, work in the public sector. These are

Where did you accumulate most of your human capital? You may think it was in school, but you would

Development accounting is a simple tool with potentially powerful insights. It asks whether the measured differences in inputs between

Last year, we surveyed firms in emerging markets backed by private equity (PE) and venture capital (VC) funds, which

Explaining comparative economic development requires identifying the causes of institutional change. This column uses AI to analyse 120 years

Prefunded pensions in Denmark, the Netherlands and Sweden pair income security with fiscal sustainability, but other EU countries need

Rising income inequality in Western high-income countries threatens democratic governance and social cohesion, and AI risks making it worse.

Interest in the role of cultural norms, institutions, and development has resurfaced in recent years especially post the 2024

Every year, governments and development organizations spend billions on business upgrading programs — training, mentorship, consulting — designed to

Most of what we hear about artificial intelligence comes through the lens of advanced economies: the race to build

Of the roughly 3.74 billion people in the global workforce, about 400 million, or 11 percent, work in the public sector. These are

Where did you accumulate most of your human capital? You may think it was in school, but you would




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