2002- Growth without Development- Rehtoric and Deprivation
The performance of the economy, the increasing gap between the goal of macroeconomic development and social development and the complete lack of political will and economic agenda for long-term social development show how the rhetoric belies reality. Growth without development will deepen inequality and have dangerous socio-political consequences that could undermine the very essence of freedom and democracy.
John Samuel
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