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“The End of Poverty” is about the roots of global poverty. Hunger and deprivation are not portrayed as problems that can be solved with technology, foreign aid, or development planning. Instead, this film reveals the ways poverty arises from neocolonial policies that lock poor countries into a state of dependency. Foreign aid and economic development have been frauds, costing millions of people their lives. By tracing the global history that has led up to the current situation, “The End of Poverty” dispels a number of myths. It then offers a new framework with which we might begin to address the true causes of poverty.
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Siddhartha Bandyopadhyay on Poverty is No AccidentAs you know most of the communities (such as Bengali or Tamils) in the entire Indian sub-continent are covered by ‘Culture of Poverty (hopelessness)’ (Oscar Lewis), irrespective of class or
pete montallana on homethanks for your film which i downloaded from the you tube. that has help us a lot to open up the minds of people why we are poor. your analysis
David Chester on PovertyHow is it at all possible that poverty will ever end? The mechanism created by the laws within many present macroeconomics systems of so many countries, is so heavily biased
Joseph on Georgism, Capitalism, and SocialismI've been thinking about this topic for a while. ... What about an economy based on public good served, or utility provided? As one possibility, this could be based on
Gen on PovertyThanks for this! This will help me in analysing the film!
We Are NOT Entitled to Success - Obama - Page 12 - Christian Forums on Georgism, Capitalism, and Socialism[...] a 130-year-old Idea is Georgists have had some good ideas that I think are often not considered. It seems to be a good middle-ground balance and Georgist Thought and
Trevane on Neither Capitalism Nor SocialismWe have to somewhat blame the USA founding myth for Georgists, Libertarians and other tinkerers who have ingested the notion that a bunch of powdered wig wearing ponderers designed a
quest on Henry George"I don't think facts matter except in a dictionary or an encyclopedia" --Agnes De Mille From the introduction to "No Intermissions-The Life of Agnes De Mille," by Carol Easton.
Johnnie on Neither Capitalism Nor SocialismSocialism does not remove the incentive to work. To believe that is to imply that humans are not smart enough to realize the concept of interdependence. Humans have lived on