This figure reflects the experiences of more than 100 developed and developing countries, with changes in trade and changes in inequality measured over periods of at least five years in order to ...

The region receives only one-third the foreign direct investment expected for a developing country of an equivalent size (and most is concentrated in enclave sectors of a handful of countries (Chart 3 ...

Different countries in the developing world are at very different stages of development. The most well off developing countries are the Newly Industrialised Countries (NICs), like Chile.

Jobs in these areas tend to be well paid and provide security. Developing countries tend to have more jobs in the primary sector, with low levels of trade and often under the influence of ...

By contrast, developing countries or nations in lower income brackets, reported higher levels of trust in business as an ...