The Creation of Wealth and Poverty

Means and Ways

By Hassan Bougrine | Publisher: Taylor and Francis

About the book

The Creation of Wealth and Poverty is a study of the means and ways by which wealth and poverty are created in both developed and developing countries. It puts a particular emphasis on the role played by economic policy in shaping the stratification of modern societies through specific programmes dealing with issues of job creation, poverty and environmental degradation. This book is concerned with the social effects of the ongoing crisis in finance, development and the environment. By focusing on the political, legal and financial institutions that govern society and the economy, the book provides an analysis of wealth and poverty from a historical perspective. It shows how economic and social policies of the neoliberal model have led to a rise in unemployment, poverty and inequality and, therefore, made societies more polarized.

This volume will be of great interest to policymakers, academics and students who study political economy, development economics and macroeconomics.

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The Creation of Wealth and Poverty is a study of the means and ways by which wealth and poverty are created in both developed and developing countries. It puts a particular emphasis on the role played by economic policy in shaping the stratification of modern societies through specific programmes dealing with issues of job creation, poverty and environmental degradation. This book is concerned with the social effects of the ongoing crisis in finance, development and the environment. By focusing on the political, legal and financial institutions that govern society and the economy, the book provides an analysis of wealth and poverty from a historical perspective. It shows how economic and social policies of the neoliberal model have led to a rise in unemployment, poverty and inequality and, therefore, made societies more polarized.

This volume will be of great interest to policymakers, academics and students who study political economy, development economics and macroeconomics.

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What is The Creation of Wealth and Poverty about?

The Creation of Wealth and Poverty is a study of the means and ways by which wealth and poverty are created in both developed and developing countries. It puts a particular emphasis on the role played by economic policy in shaping the stratification of modern societies through specific programmes dealing with issues of job creation, poverty and environmental degradation. This book is concerned with the social effects of the ongoing crisis in finance, development and the environment. By focusing on the political, legal and financial institutions that govern society and the economy, the book provides an analysis of wealth and poverty from a historical perspective. It shows how economic and social policies of the neoliberal model have led to a rise in unemployment, poverty and inequality and, therefore, made societies more polarized.

This volume will be of great interest to policymakers, academics and students who study political economy, development economics and macroeconomics.

What core themes, tropes, or subjects are explored in The Creation of Wealth and Poverty?

Economics, Finance, Business and Management > Economics > Political economy

Where can I read a sample of The Creation of Wealth and Poverty?

You can read an official preview of the few pages here https://www.book2look.com/book/9781317596875

Is The Creation of Wealth and Poverty part of a series, and can it be read as a standalone?

Yes it is a part of series Routledge Frontiers of Political Economy

Who is/are the Author/s of the book The Creation of Wealth and Poverty?

Hassan Bougrine

Who is the Publisher of the book The Creation of Wealth and Poverty?

Taylor and Francis

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The Creation of Wealth and Poverty is available as ebook(ISBN 9781317596875) and pdf(ISBN 9781317596882)