In poor countries, it is said that growth, is a necessary condition for diminishing poverty and inequality, but the search for it cannot follow similar paths, nor is there a prescription for the countries altogether: it is necessary to analyze the conditions of every nation, as these pages, based on neoclassical theories, point out. The author maintains that every country must calibrate its own needs and review its growth conditions, institutions and integration to the global market.
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In poor countries, it is said that growth, is a necessary condition for diminishing poverty and inequality, but the search for it cannot follow similar paths, nor is there a prescription for the countries altogether: it is necessary to analyze the conditions of every nation, as these pages, based on neoclassical theories, point out. The author maintains that every country must calibrate its own needs and review its growth conditions, institutions and integration to the global market.
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