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The recipe for economic growth

Long-term development isn’t a linear progression: many countries get stuck in the middle-income trap. What do they have in common and how might they escape? Jonathan Compton explains.

by: Jonathan Compton
31 Dec 2020
Those big tree things in Singapore

Singapore’s GDP per head has eclipsed Britain’s for the past two decades

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