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Welcome to the Growth Dialogue, a network driven by a passion to see economic growth extended to as many places on the planet as possible. Without growth, it is hard to imagine sustainable development and improvements in people’s lives. The Growth Dialogue seeks to connect high level policymakers and thought leaders with those whose decisions matter.
Danny Leipziger, March 21, 2012

The competition between state-led capitalism and market-dominated capitalism is reaching a decisive stage. The state capitalists are growing faster, investing more, and following a clear strategy that is leading to a larger share of world output and income.

Washington, D.C.
Wed, 10/19/2011

The Colloquium on China's Medium Term Prospects, organized by the Growth Dialogue at GWSB, highlighted various facets of China's growth and the several sources of economic dynamism that China will continue to tap.


Washington, D.C.
Mon, 12/05/2011 - 16:15 - 16:45

At a colloquium on China's Inward and Outward Foreign Direct Investment hosted at the Business School by The Growth Dialogue on December 5th, Professor Yasheng Huang from MIT's Sloan School presented some of his research findings.


International Growth Centre May 16, 2012

Danny Leipziger (The Growth Dialogue) and Tony Venables (Oxford University and the International Growth Centre) give their take on the recent Penang Symposium on Greening Urban Growth. Read more  

Financial Times, December 15, 2011

The Growth Dialogue's Managing Director Danny Leipziger reacts to Jared Bernstein's article "Mr Obama, a word of advice for a second term" (December 13) in this note. See Full Text

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Danny Leipziger
Managing Director, The Growth Dialogue

ADVISORY SERVICES: The Growth Dialogue proudly presents a roster of world-class experts in areas affecting economic growth who can act as intermediaries in the policy conversation and who also bring the latest research insights to bear on policy problems.

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Danny Leipziger
Managing Director, The Growth Dialogue

 Few doubt that the global economic order has shifted in the aftermath of the Great Recession. After all, the advanced economies are struggling as can be seen in their slow growth recoveries and major challenges.

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Shahid Yusuf
Chief Economist, The Growth Dialogue

"A spate of recent books and reports remind us that the economic future and social well being of mankind not to mention the health of the planet, is inextricably linked with urbanization."

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Michael Spence
Nobel Laureate in Economics, Professor of Economics, Stern School of Business, New York University, United States

"The major developing countries have displayed remarkable resilience in the crisis and its aftermath. In developed economies....we are on a lengthy and bumpy and somewhat risky road to a new normal."

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From the Event: Growth Policy Workshop: Ascent After Decline: Re-Growing Economic Growth

Introduction by: Danny...