Muñoz, Lucio, 2010. Where Should Donors Place Their Monetary and Trade Incentives to Encourage Developing Countries to Implement Balanced Pro-Rich/Pro-Poor Development Programs?, Journal of Sustainability, Issue 3, Number 2(Fall), Rio Rancho, New Mexico USA.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/281244566_Where_Should_Donors_Place_Their_Monetary_and_Trade_Incentives_to_Encourage_Developing_Countries_to_Implement_Balanced_Pro-RichPro-Poor_Development_Programs
Thank you for taking the time to write Alina.
You may find in the paper some good food for thoughts.
Respectfully yours;
Lucio
The 2010 debates on balancing pro-rich and pro-poor growth remain highly relevant today, especially in addressing rising inequality; those ideas emphasized inclusive growth through targeted social investments, equitable access to resources, and redistributive policies—an enduring challenge in today’s polarized global economy.
Agreed Chuck, I wrote that article then to offer an outside the box view on how to shift SUPPLY SIDE BASED DEVELOPMENT INTO DEMAND SIDE BASED DEVELOPMENT, with the eyes in both developed and developing countries.
And I see the need still there and so I keep the idea coming out here and then.
When you have time take a look at the full article if you have not done yet
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