Richard H. Sabot
John J. Gibson Professor of Economics
Education
D.Phil, Oxford University, 1973
B.A., University of Pennsylvania, 1966
Fields
Development Economics, Labor Economics, Economics of Education
Selected Work Experience
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Economic Advisor to the Executive Vice President
Inter-American Development Bank, 1994 - present
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Senior Research Fellow
Policy Research Department, The World Bank, 1993 - 1994
Country Experience
Brazil, Colombia, Egypt, Kenya, Korea, Pakistan, Portugal, Romania, Tanzania,
Thailand
Publications and Working Papers
Richard Sabot, (with N. Birdsall) "Inequality, Exports and Human Capital
in East Asia: Lessons for Latin America," in Redefining the State in Latin
America, edited by Colin Bradford Jr., OECD Development Centre and Inter-American
Development Bank, Paris, March, 1994.
__________, (with N. Birdsall, M. Corden, H. Pack, J. Page, and J.
Stiglitz) The East Asian Miracle: Economic Growth and Public Policy, Oxford
University Press (for The World Bank), 1993.
__________, (with Nancy Birdsall) co-editor, Unfair Advantage: Labor
Market Discrimination in Developing Countries, The World Bank, 1991.
__________, (with A.Gelb and J. Knight) "Public Sector Employment,
Rent Seeking and Economic Growth," Economic Journal, 1991.
__________, (with J. Wakeman-Linn) "Grade Inflation and Course Choice,"
Journal of Economic Perspectives, 1991.
__________, (with J. Knight) Education, Productivity and Inequality,
Oxford University Press, 1990.
__________, "Human Capital Accumulation in Post Green Revolution Rural
Pakistan: Some Preliminary Results," Pakistan Development Review, 1990.
Williams
Economics