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Understanding Poverty: Social Networks at the Bottom
Caplan's got an interesting post summarizing Portfolio - a book I haven't read. Bryan's most interesting comment about the book: Yes, the world's poor are striving to better their lot. But what they really need isn't small-scale entrepreneurship...
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Mon, Jun 1 2009 4:50 PM
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