Donato De Rosa
World Bank
Donato De Rosa is currently senior economist in the Private and Financial Sector Department of the Europe and Central Asia Region of the World Bank. He joined the Bank in 2007 from the OECD and has advised several countries in Central and Eastern Europe on private sector development issues. His work concentrates in the areas of the economics of regulation, productivity and the investment climate, and the political economy of reforms.
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Corruption, institutions, and firm productivity
30 August 2010, 13537 reads
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