Author: Greg Mills
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Publisher: Penguin Global
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ISBN: 0143528092
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Why Africa is Poor: And What Africans Can Do About It
Economic growth does not demand a secret formula.Why Africa is Poor review. Good development examples now abound in East Asia and farther afield in others parts of Asia, and in Central America. But why then has Africa failed to realise its potential in half a century of independence? This book shows that African poverty is not because the world has denied the continent the market and financial means to compete: far from it. It has not been because of aid per se. Nor is African poverty solely a consequence of poor infrastructure or trade access, or because the necessary development and technical expertise is unavailable internationallyRead full reviews of Why Africa Is Poor.
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Store Search search Title, ISBN and Author Why Africa Is Poor: And What Africans Can Do about It by Greg Mills Estimated delivery 3-12 business days Format Paperback Condition Brand New Author Biography GREG MILLS, previously Director of the SA Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA), heads the Brenthurst Foundation. He is the author of a number of books and has published on both the El Alamein battle and the Somme. His PhD research centred on Cuito Cuanavale. Details ISBN 0143528092 ISBN-13
Why Africa Is Poor: And What Africans Can Do about It
Why Africa is Poor Reviews
Good development examples now abound in East Asia and farther afield in others parts of Asia, and in Central America. But why then has Africa failed to realise its potential in half a century of independence? This book shows that African poverty is not because the world has denied the continent the market and financial means to compete: far from it. It has not been because of aid per se. Nor is African poverty solely a consequence of poor infrastructure or trade access, or because the necessary development and technical expertise is unavailable internationally. Why then has the continent lagged behind other developing areas when its people work hard and the continent is blessed with abundant natural resources?
