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One illness away: why people become poor and how they escape poverty/ Anirudh Krishna

By: Krishna, AnirudhMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: New York: Oxford University Press, 2010Description: xvii, 229 p. : ill. ; 25 cmISBN: 9780199584512Subject(s): Poverty | Low income groupsDDC classification: 362.5

Contents:

Refilling the pool of poverty -- Poverty flows -- The rising-falling tide -- Reasons for descent : the health poverty trap -- Reasons for escape : diversification and agriculture -- Connecting capability with opportunity : investing in information -- A two-pronged strategy : protection and opportunity.

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Refilling the pool of poverty --
Poverty flows --
The rising-falling tide --
Reasons for descent : the health poverty trap --
Reasons for escape : diversification and agriculture --
Connecting capability with opportunity : investing in information --
A two-pronged strategy : protection and opportunity.

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