Economic Growth and Transformation, LLC. (EGAT) is an internationally recognized expert consulting company, headquartered in the Washington D.C. area near the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank Group, and the Inter-American Development Bank. EGAT specializes in providing sound policy advice to developing countries based on solid research and quantitative surveying. We work with clients to develop targeted policies to grow productive sectors and create good jobs. Utilizing the highest quality quantitative data available from public databases or our EGAT-designed, country-tailored entrepreneur survey, our studies use the most advanced methodologies available to bring country and sector-specific solutions to our clients’ needs. With a passion for eradicating poverty in the world, and a commitment to excellence, EGAT strives to help developing countries transform their economies for the better.
About
Our Mission We bring over 35 years of experience in global economic development to help countries achieve their full potential. We feature a practical, yet theoretically sound approach to identifying a country’s potential and prospects, and work closely with public officials and the private sector to remove constraints to economic growth. Our Values We are…
Our Method
Spectrum of Services We provide advice and guidance on a full range of policies: Macroeconomic frameworks: fiscal, monetary, and exchange rate policies, trade and balance of payment issues, external and internal debt issues, intergovernmental fiscal relations, analysis of public investment. Macroeconomic reforms and modeling (CGE, two or three-gap models). Budget management (revenue and expenditure…
Projects
Our Projects “Tajikistan: Possibilities for Manufactured Exports” “Pakistan: Possibilities for Manufactured Exports (Revised for 2019)” “Pakistan: Possibilities for Manufactured Exports” “Zimbabwe: Possibilities for Manufactured Exports” “Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC): Possibilities for Exports of Light Manufactures” “Bangladesh: Possibilities for Export Diversification” “Ghana: Possibilities for Manufactured Exports” “A Study of the Potential of the Border Region…
Economic Growth And Transformation 