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As a Chief Economist at the World Bank, Nobel-laureate Joseph Stiglitz was once on the forefront of the movement for free trade. But after seeing the effects of IMF and World Bank prescriptions for faltering economies, Stiglitz changed his tune. Find out what Stigliz suggests now as an alternative model for economic development.
As a Chief Economist at the World Bank, Nobel-laureate Joseph Stiglitz was once on the forefront of the movement for free trade. But after seeing the effects of IMF and World Bank prescriptions for faltering economies, Stiglitz changed his tune. Find out what Stigliz suggests now as an alternative model for economic development.
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