Fighting Global Poverty
Economic Policy Strategies for Developing Countries
- 108 pages
- 4 hours of reading
Focusing on the challenges faced by developing countries, this book critiques the prevailing economic theory that prioritizes market mechanisms for growth and poverty alleviation. It highlights the disappointing outcomes of this approach and the limited ability of poor nations to pursue alternative strategies due to pressures from global capitalism. The author proposes actionable solutions aimed at promoting fair income distribution and public investment, while addressing the risks of financial market repercussions. Key economic foundations and practical development strategies are also outlined.
