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Liberalized Capital Markets and Poverty

Posted on October 16, 2009 by Jonathan Finegold Catalán

There seems to be a great deal of misconceptions in regards to what market liberalization is, to how Capitalism can foster economic growth in any given country and the case of globalism in the Third World. As a result, many have unconvincingly and incorrectly attributed greater impoverishment to the liberalization of capital markets. Continue reading →

Posted in Politics, Theory | Tagged banking, Capital, central, de Soto, globalization, Hayek, Hernando, instability, markets, Private, Property, Stiglitz, Third, World | 2 Comments

Why Capitalism Has Failed in the Third World

Posted on September 4, 2009 by Jonathan Finegold Catalán

Hernando de Soto presents the solution to solving poverty in the Third World. The answer lies in private property rights, which he shows are virtually non-existent in countries suffering from severe economic woes. Continue reading →

Posted in Books | Tagged Capital, Government, Hernando, Mystery, poverty, Private, Property, rights, Soto, Third, World | 5 Comments

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