What Does Wage-Led Growth Mean in Developing Countries With Large Informal Employment?

by Daniel Krähmer | Oct 25, 2010

By Jayati GhoshThe past decade has been one in which export-led economic strategies have come to be seen as the most successful, driven by the apparent success of two countries in particular – China and Germany. In fact, the export-driven model of growth has...
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