From direct foreign investment to the flow of capital, there are
endless factors that affect the economies of the world's poorest
countries. Knowledge of the struggles of these countries--also
known as the Least Developed Countries (LDCs)--is essential to
understanding the impact of globalization. This work provides a
platform for grasping why developed countries are reaping the
benefits of globalization while the LDCs are being left behind.
Topical chapters seek to uncover the processes that LDCs should
take to reverse their marginalization and build their economies so
that they can receive the benefits of globalization. Subjects
include: *The relationship between the World Trade Organization,
World Bank, and the International Monetary Fund *Multilateral trade
regimes *Tariff and non-tariff barriers in developed countries
*Global Commodity Prices *Trends in Poverty and Human Development
*Technology
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