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      Traditional strategies for the alleviation of poverty
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      Traditional strategies for the alleviation of poverty

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      Traditional strategies for the alleviation of poverty book

      Traditional strategies for the alleviation of poverty

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      Traditional strategies for the alleviation of poverty book

      ByPatricia H. Werhane, Regina W. Wolfe, Lisa H. Newton
      BookAlleviating Poverty Through Profitable Partnerships

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      Edition 2nd Edition
      First Published 2020
      Imprint Routledge
      Pages 19
      eBook ISBN 9780429329043
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      ABSTRACT

      Many people in the developed world would like to help individuals like Jane escape from their problems and live more prosperous and peaceful lives. Several multinational organizations are dedicated to doing just that by facilitating economic development at the base of the pyramid. An analysis of some of the poverty reduction strategies implemented by these multinational organizations is instructive. As an organization favoring free trade, the World Trade Organization (WTO) supports trade liberalization as a significant force in long-run poverty alleviation since free trade results in economic growth. The chapter deals with the strategies of the United Nations (UN) and explores what the World Bank, International Monetary Fund , and the WTO are doing to reduce global poverty. Founded in 1945, the UN is an international organization comprised of 192 member states. Its stated purpose is to facilitate cooperation in the realms of international security, law, and social and economic development.

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