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The past two decades have been shaped by a radical shift in development thinking and practice. In the wake of the debt and development crisis of the 1980s, a new policy approach looked to liberate enterprise from state intervention, deferring to the invisible touch of global market forces. The promise was for an end to macroeconomic chaos, stop-go development cycles and debilitating levels of debt, ushering in an era of sustained growth and poverty reduction. The collapse of the Berlin Wall gave this agenda global reach.

Related Subject(s): International Trade and Finance
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