The Global Financial Crisis and Institutions: The Evolving Role of State Business Relations

From:
Department for International Development
Published
1 January 2009
Country:
India, China
Document Type:
Briefing
Theme:
Economic Growth
Authors:
Leftwich, A., Nattrass, N., te Velde, D.W., Kunal Sen

Abstract

The global financial crisis will have a major effect on developing country economies. Last month's news that Chinese trade shrank for the first time since 2001, and that India's industrial output fell for the first time since 1994, will have dispelled any remaining hopes that developing countries would be insulated from the global financial crisis. Forecasts for 2009 suggest that developing countries will grow by at least 2 percentage points less than originally thought.

This IPPG Briefing Note considers whether this global economic shock will have implications for the way state-business relations (SBRs) operate: in short what institutional implications the crisis will have.

Citation

IPPG Briefing Note January 2009, IPPG, Manchester, UK, 2 pp.

The Global Financial Crisis and Institutions: The Evolving Role of State Business Relations

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