The Urbanization of Poverty Worldwide

Gerard Piel

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Urban and Rural Development Challenges Income, Poverty, and Inequality Innovation and Socioeconomic Development

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The poverty of these people is not the socioeconomic institution known to the industrialized countries. This poverty traps the unlucky minority in countries that have solved the first economic problem (the production of material goods) but have yet to address the second (the sufficient, if not equitable, distribution of the goods their industries produce). The poverty now undergoing urbanization was considered

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