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Jeffrey Sachs
ISBN 9780143036586
Rs. 1,040
Penguin Books
End of Poverty
economic possibilities for our time
Who it's for: Readers interested in economics, development, and global policy
Jeffrey D. Sachs draws on over thirty years of experience advising economies in crisis to present a clear vision for transforming impoverished nations into prosperous ones. The End of Poverty combines real-world case studies from Bolivia, Russia, India, China, and Africa with rigorous analysis, offering integrated solutions to the complex economic, political, environmental, and social challenges faced by the world's poorest countries. This 10th-anniversary edition includes an extensive new foreword, assessing progress, remaining work, and future recommendations up to the United Nations' 2030 target date for ending extreme poverty.Why You Should Read? Understand the root causes and viable solutions for global poverty from an acclaimed economist. Gain insights from real-world examples and successful development strategies across continents. Explore an integrated framework addressing economic, political, environmental, and social issues. Learn about the progress made and future steps needed to achieve the goal of ending extreme poverty by 2030.
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- Draws on 30+ years advising economies in crisis
- Case studies from Bolivia, Russia, India, China, and Africa
- Integrated solutions for economic, political, environmental, and social challenges
- 10th-anniversary edition with new foreword assessing progress to 2030
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What is the main argument of the book?
The book argues that extreme poverty can be ended through integrated, practical solutions addressing economic, political, environmental, and social challenges, based on the author's extensive experience.
Which countries are discussed?
Case studies include Bolivia, Russia, India, China, and African countries.
Is this edition updated?
Yes, this 10th-anniversary edition includes a new foreword that assesses progress and offers recommendations up to the UN's 2030 target for ending extreme poverty.
Who is the author?
Jeffrey Sachs, an economist with over thirty years of experience advising economies in crisis.