Why are some countries so poor? The dead hand of corruption and monopoly

Article Abstract:

The author believes the cause of poverty in the third world is political corruption which leads to monopoly. He examines how poor countries can reform, using Venezuela as an example.

Venezuela, Political corruption

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Monopoly and poverty: killing the goose that lays the golden eggs

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The author believes that poverty in the world is caused by monopolies. He asserts that small entrepreneurship is the answer in both US cities and developing nations.

United States, Evaluation, Antitrust law, Inner cities, Entrepreneurship

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Why are some countries so poor? The dead hand of corruption and monopoly

Article Abstract:

The author asserts that land reform and loans to small entrepreneurs are the best methods of alleviating the poverty of third-world nations.

Remedies, Land reform, Microloans

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