Markets, poverty alleviation, and income distribution: An assessment of neoliberal claims

Ethics and International Affairs 5:175–196 (1991)
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The author advocates that governments ensure the involvement of the poor not only in the market reforms but most importantly in the policy-making process. The poor will demonstrate a higher level of success in the emerging economies than many expect

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