Globalization and liberalization : effects of international economic relations on poverty.
Globalization and liberalization : effects of international economic relations on poverty.
Effects of international economic relations on poverty
- New York : United Nations, 1996.
- x, 254 p. ; 21 cm.
At head of title: United Nations Conference on Trade and Development. U.N. document symbol: UNCTAD/ECDC/PA/4/Rev.1. "Inter-agency thematic contribution to the International Year for the Eradication of Poverty."
Includes bibliographical references.
Poverty-related elements of globalization and liberalization -- Effects of globalization and liberalization on poverty: concepts and issues / Globalization and liberalization: an opportunity to reduce poverty / Trade and the Uruguay Round: some misconceptions dispelled / Global financial integration and related domestic liberalization policies / Implications of macroeconomic policies for equity and poverty / Domestic liberalization policies and public finance: poverty implications / Safety nets and compensatory measures / David Woodward -- Ishrat Husain -- Zdenek Drabek -- Peter S. Heller -- Rolph van der Hoeven -- Santosh Mehrotra -- Carol Graham. pt. I. Regional and national experiences: lessons from diversity -- Asia -- Globalization and liberalization in East and South East Asia: implications for growth, inequality and poverty / The importance of foreign direct investment for exports, economic growth and poverty reduction in China / What prospects does India have of benefitting from globalization? / Latin America -- Globalization and liberalization in Latin America: implications for growth, inequality and poverty / Mexico's financial crisis and its effects on income distribution and poverty / Rajah Rasiah -- Padma Mallampally -- Sumit Roy -- Andrâe Urani -- Eugenia Correa -- pt. II. Sub-Saharan Africa -- Globalization and liberalization in sub-Saharan Africa: implications for growth and poverty / Is the Asian NIEs approach relevant for sub-Saharan Africa? / Paul Mosley -- Fantu Cheru.
International economic assistance--Congresses.
International economic relations--Congresses.
Poverty--Government policy--Congresses.--Developing countries
UNCTAD/ECDC/PA/4/Rev.1
At head of title: United Nations Conference on Trade and Development. U.N. document symbol: UNCTAD/ECDC/PA/4/Rev.1. "Inter-agency thematic contribution to the International Year for the Eradication of Poverty."
Includes bibliographical references.
Poverty-related elements of globalization and liberalization -- Effects of globalization and liberalization on poverty: concepts and issues / Globalization and liberalization: an opportunity to reduce poverty / Trade and the Uruguay Round: some misconceptions dispelled / Global financial integration and related domestic liberalization policies / Implications of macroeconomic policies for equity and poverty / Domestic liberalization policies and public finance: poverty implications / Safety nets and compensatory measures / David Woodward -- Ishrat Husain -- Zdenek Drabek -- Peter S. Heller -- Rolph van der Hoeven -- Santosh Mehrotra -- Carol Graham. pt. I. Regional and national experiences: lessons from diversity -- Asia -- Globalization and liberalization in East and South East Asia: implications for growth, inequality and poverty / The importance of foreign direct investment for exports, economic growth and poverty reduction in China / What prospects does India have of benefitting from globalization? / Latin America -- Globalization and liberalization in Latin America: implications for growth, inequality and poverty / Mexico's financial crisis and its effects on income distribution and poverty / Rajah Rasiah -- Padma Mallampally -- Sumit Roy -- Andrâe Urani -- Eugenia Correa -- pt. II. Sub-Saharan Africa -- Globalization and liberalization in sub-Saharan Africa: implications for growth and poverty / Is the Asian NIEs approach relevant for sub-Saharan Africa? / Paul Mosley -- Fantu Cheru.
International economic assistance--Congresses.
International economic relations--Congresses.
Poverty--Government policy--Congresses.--Developing countries
UNCTAD/ECDC/PA/4/Rev.1