Lessons from the Poor
No CoverCase studies of entrepreneurship in Africa and Latin America, highlighting triumphs over poverty.
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Case studies of entrepreneurship in Africa and Latin America, highlighting triumphs over poverty.
An important contribution to the literature of economic development, this book presents case studies of productive entrepreneurship in contemporary Africa and Latin America. It looks at the growth of Kenya's chain stores and one-person kiosks, the rise of barter clubs in Argentina, and Nigeria's clothing-design industry to illustrate economists' insights about entrepreneurship and the role that government regulations often play in impeding economic development.
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No fantasy magic or witchcraft depicted.
No real-world occult content depicted.
Moderate focus on economic policies and development ideologies.
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Minor references to systemic poverty and related struggles.
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