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List of Figures List of Tables Notes on the Contributors Foreword Acknowledgements PART 1: OVERVIEW AND POVERTY IMPACT OF MAIN MACROECONOMIC POLICIES Potential and Limitations of Pro-Poor Macroeconomics: An Overview G.A.Cornia Pro-Poor Fiscal Policy in the Globalized Economy R.Jha Can Monetary Approaches to Stabilization be Pro-Poor? S.K.Chand Exchange Rate Regimes for Development and Poverty Alleviation G.A.Cornia Portfolio Flows, Macroeconomic Policy and Global Poverty C.E.Weller & R.Chaurushiya The Effects of FDI on Growth and Inequality C.Bonassi, G.Giovannetti & G.Ricchiuti Safety Nets for the Poor: A Missing International Dimension? S.G.Reddy PART 2: COUNTRY CASE STUDIES Financial and Trade Reforms and Impact on Poverty and Income Inequality: The Case of Mauritius S.K.Bundoo Macroeconomic Policy, Growth, Redistribution and Poverty Reduction: The Case of Malaysia W.C.Hui and J.K.S. The Search for Macroeconomic Stability and Growth under Persistent Inequality: The Case of Chile A.Solimano & M.Pollack Macroeconomic Policy, Inequality and Poverty Reduction in Fast-Growing India and China C.P.Chandrasekhar & J.Ghosh Heterodox Macroeconomic Policies, Inequality and Poverty in Uzbekistan G.A.Cornia Macroeconomic Policy and Pro-Poor Growth in a Dualistic Economy: The Case of Bolivia S.Klasen Has Macroeconomic Policy Been Pro-Poor in Brazil? J.S.
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