When is Economic Growth Pro-Poor? Experiences in Malaysia and Pakistan
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WP; budget deficit; Alliance government; land reform; private sector; foreign exchange; labor market; structural adjustment; Economic Growth; Poverty; Malaysia; Pakistan; a number of government policy; development authorities; government bureaucracy; poverty reduction program; open economy; inflation rate; government program; government intervention; absolute poverty; Poverty reduction; Income; Middle East;All these keywords.
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