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020			_a0-19-521598-2 (clothbound)
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100			_aWorld Bank
245			_aWorld development report 2000 - 2001 : Attacking poverty
260			_aOxford _bOxford University Press _c2000
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365			_bRs.410
505			_aContents: Overview Attacking Poverty: Opportunity, Empowerment, and Security 1; Basrabai’s story 2; Poverty in an unequal world 3; A strategy for poverty reduction 6; From strategy to action 7; Working together to fight poverty 12; Part I Framework; Chapter 1 The Nature and Evolution of Poverty 15; Poverty’s many dimensions 15; Measuring poverty in its multiple dimensions 16; The evolution of poverty 21; Chapter 2 Causes of Poverty and a Framework for Action 31; The causes of poverty 34; A framework for action 37; Part II Opportunity; Chapter 3 Growth, Inequality, and Poverty 45; Economic growth and poverty reduction 46; What drives economic growth? 49; Why are similar rates of growth associated with different rates of poverty reduction? 52; Economic growth and nonincome poverty 57; Chapter 4 Making Markets Work Better for Poor People 61; Have market reforms delivered growth? 62; Have market reforms delivered benefits to poor people? 64; Making markets do more for poor people 72; Chapter 5 Expanding Poor People’s Assets and Tackling Inequalities 77; Assets and their synergies 77; Public action to facilitate the accumulation of assets 78; Redistributing public spending 80; Institutional reforms for effective delivery: governance, markets, and competition 85; Participation: choice, monitoring, and accountability 88; Complementarities in public action 93; Part III Empowerment; Chapter 6 Making State Institutions More Responsive to Poor People 99; Public administration and poverty reduction 99; Poor people and the rule of law 102; How can decentralization be made pro-poor? 106; The politics of poverty reduction: pro-poor coalitions 108; Political regimes and poverty 112; Chapter 7 Removing Social Barriers and Building Social Institutions 117; Gender discrimination and poverty 117; Social stratification and poverty 123; Social fragmentation and conflict 126; Building social institutions and social capital 128; Part IV Security; Chapter 8 Helping Poor People Manage Risk 135; A typology of risks 136; The nature and magnitude of vulnerability 138; Responses to risk by households and communities 140; Policy responses for improving risk management 146; Chapter 9 Managing Economic Crises and Natural Disasters 161; Preventing and coping with economic crises 161; Reducing vulnerability to natural disasters 170; Part V International Actions; Chapter 10 Harnessing Global Forces for Poor People 179; Expanding market access in high-income countries 179; Reducing the risk of economic crises 180; Producing pro-poor international public goods 181; Ensuring a voice for poor people in global forums 185; Chapter 11 Reforming Development Cooperation to Attack Poverty 189; Making aid more effective in reducing poverty 192; Relieving the debt burden of poor countries 200; Bibliographic Note 205; Selected World Development Indicators 267.
650			_a1. Economic Development - World - A World Bank Report - 2000 -20012. Economic Develoment - Poverty - Alleviation - World - A World Bank Report - 2000 -2001
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856			_uhttp://hdl.handle.net/10986/11856
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