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Routledge : Impact of Rich Countries' Policies on Poor Countries

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Explore the complex dynamics of global development in this essential volume from Routledge. As United Nations heads of state work toward the Millennium Development Goals to reduce absolute poverty, the necessity for rapid economic growth in developing nations becomes clear. To meet these targets, growth must reach levels twice as high as those seen in the 1990s. This book examines the fundamental rules of the development game. It provides a deep look into a neglected area of policy analysis: how the decisions and policies made by wealthy nations affect the global poor. Because rich countries currently hold significant control over the institutions that manage the global economy, understanding this influence is necessary for anyone studying international business, finance, or development cooperation. This text is a vital resource for students and professionals interested in how global economic structures impact the ability of developing nations to achieve sustainable growth and reduce poverty levels worldwide.

Key Features

Analyzes the impact of policies from wealthy nations on the global poor to provide a new perspective on development cooperation.

Examines the role of international institutions and how they are influenced by the control of rich countries.

Discusses the economic requirements needed to meet the United Nations Millennium Development Goals regarding absolute poverty.

Provides a detailed look at the rules governing the global economy and how they affect developing nations.

Offers essential research for those studying international business, finance, and global economic policy.

Product Specifications

Format
Hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
30 April 2004
Listed Since
23 December 2006

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