Lesson 13 of 23 • 22 upvotes • 7:57mins
Three types of vicious circle. Vicious circle of poverty implies a circular constellation of forces tending to act and react upon one another in such a way as to keep a poor country in a state of poverty.This situation can be summed up in the proposition A COUNTRY IS POOR BECAUSE IT IS POOR. Vicious circle (demand side) Vicious circle (supply side) Vicious circle of underdeveloped human and natural resources.
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Human capital formation part 2
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Human capital formation part 3
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Foreign investment
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Foreign investment part 2
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Foreign investment part 3
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