Titlebook: International Inequality and National Poverty; Keith Griffin Book 1978 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1978

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Introductionpects of the problem; while Part Two contains papers in which national issues are discussed. Although national and international issues are treated separately, I hope to make clear below that there are in fact strong connections between them.

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The international transmission of inequalityion of economic expansion. The pattern and speed of expansion, in turn, affect the international distribution of income, the extent and location of poverty, and the general well-being of most of the world’s inhabitants.

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On the emigration of the peasantrytion may not be advantageous to the underdeveloped countries. Thus, if the analysis is correct, we have a happy coincidence: what is in the political interest of the rich countries is also in the economic interest of the poor countries.

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Multinational corporations and basic needs developmentcal and marketing information and their ability to operate in several countries have given these corporations a peculiar strength in international relations. This strength rarely is matched by an equivalent countervailing governmental power in most of the underdeveloped countries in which they operate.

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