Resource mobilzationand economic gowth

Resource mobilization is the main challenge to achieve sustained growth in poor economies discuss At times, it seems as though no other discipline has been subject to so much interpretation in both thought and practice as has what we commonly call 'development'. In large part, this is because the field is founded on concepts which are highly subject to the impregnation by whoever is using them of their own cultural and moral preferences. Further, the …showed first 75 words of 1383 total…

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