Out of Poverty - Powell, Benjamin
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"This book is for scholars, public policy analysts, and concerned citizens, who would like to improve the welfare of sweatshop workers in the Third World. It uses rigorous economic reasoning in accessible language to explain the role sweatshops play in alleviating poverty and contributing to the process of long-run development"--

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"This book is for scholars, public policy analysts, and concerned citizens, who would like to improve the welfare of sweatshop workers in the Third World. It uses rigorous economic reasoning in accessible language to explain the role sweatshops play in alleviating poverty and contributing to the process of long-run development"--
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Autorenporträt
Benjamin Powell is a Professor of Economics at Rawls College of Business Administration and the Executive Director at the Free Market Institute, Texas Tech University and a Senior Fellow with the Independent Institute He is the co-author of Wretched Refuse? The Political Economy of Immigration and Institutions (Cambridge University Press 2020) and the Amazon best-selling Socialism Sucks: Two Economist Drink Their Way Through the Unfree World (2019). His research on sweatshops has been reported in the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal.