Research

Economic Growth/Development

Research

Research In Economic Growth/Development

Research conducted by members of the Kellogg intellectual community on the themes of democracy and human development is at the core of what the Institute does.

Not Rescheduling: Power Relations and Economic Growth An Approach to the Colombian External Debt

Luis Fernando López Cobo: Former Kellogg Doctoral Student

1990

Effects of Adjustment Policies on Growth and Income Distribution in Ecuador 1982-1988

Germán G. Creamer: Invited Speaker

1988

Potential Impact of Income Distribution on Economic Growth: The Case of Thailand

Yada Praparpun: Former Kellogg Doctoral Student

1987

Growth and Income Distribution Aspects of Ghana’s Economic Recovery Program

Bartholomew Kingsley Armah: Former Kellogg Doctoral Student

1986

Innovation in Economic Policy and Organization in a Socialist Context: Argo-Industrial Integration in Russia

James Manley Butterfield: Former Kellogg Doctoral Student

1984

Agricultural Reform, Income Distribution and the Transition to Equalizing Growth in Nicaragua 1979-83

Steve S. Francis: Former Kellogg Doctoral Student

1984

The Impact of Fuel Alcohol Production on Agriculture and the Balance of Payments: A Case Study of Thailand

Prasarn Boonserm: Former Kellogg Doctoral Student

1982

People

People Researching Economic Growth/Development

For more than three decades, our faculty and visiting fellows have helped set the scholarly agenda on our core themes of democratization and human development. Our work has had a significant impact on policy and practice.