Discuss the competing explanations for why some countries are poor--and remain so. Illustrated with real-world examples, contrast the explanations and form an argument as to which approach makes the strongest case.
What will be an ideal response?
Examples will highlight poverty traps, ideology/culture, and institutional explanations
Political Science
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