Should we still group countries by income?
Image: A man walks past buildings at the central business district of Singapore February 14, 2007. Singapore's trade-reliant economy expanded faster than expected in the fourth quarter on a pick up in domestic activity, data showed on Wednesday, prompting the government to lift its expectations for 2007. REUTERS/Nicky Loh.
Neil Fantom
Manager, World Bank
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