Recovering fragile economies through the private sector

Firms operating in fragile states face unique conditions. In this video, Minouche Shafik explains why the private sector is vital for the recovery of fragile states. This video was recorded at the International Growth Centre in October 2017.

Topics: Politics and economics

Tags: Fragile states, private sector

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Minouche Shafik

Director, London School of Economics

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