HKS Affiliated Authors
Ford Foundation Professor of International Political Economy
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The Past, Present, and Future of Economic Growth. Dani Rodrik, Paper, June 2013. "Developing countries will face stronger headwinds in the decades ahead, both because the global economy is likely to be significantly less buoyant than in recent decades and because technological changes are rendering manufacturing more capital and skill intensive. Desirable policies will continue to share features that have served successful countries well in the past, but growth strategies will differ in their emphasis. Ultimately, growth will depend primarily on what happens at home. The challenge is therefore to design an architecture..." Link