Making statistics more frictionless
The Bank of England has made significant improvements to the way it provides its global data infrastructure, writes the BBC’s Christine Blasey, chief executive of the World Bank, and former World Development Indicators (WEI). Why?
Source: blogs.worldbank.orgPublished on 2021-02-03
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