If we are to define development as an increase in the freedoms people enjoy, then we may move beyond structural adjustments and foreign investment as means to create wealth in Ecuador and Latin America. Although not conclusively documented one way or the other [13], microlending is a promising path towards development from this perspective. At the very least, microlending offers hope to a segment of the population that would otherwise be disenfranchised. In Quito, Ecuador, microlending programs are creating wealth and expanding freedoms in a manner consistent with capitalism, while a good deal of IMF policies extract wealth from the poor through a central authority far-removed from the general population
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Something significant is happening in the world of global finance. A new socioeconomic development m...
As a result of its recent status as a petroleum exporting country, Ecuador is enjoying an economic b...
For the past thirty years, policymakers have lauded microfinance for its promises to reduce poverty ...
Given the wealth generated by oil reserves as well as the promise of economic recovery through dolla...
In 1531 Spanish explorers embarked from Peru and landed in what is now modem day Ecuador. Peru was ...
[EN] Despite the favourable context of the last decade, the transition to postextractivist economies...
This Article is brought to you for free and open access by Economics Departments at Illinois Wesleya...
The paper analyses how the theoretical framework of social enterprise proposed in the academic debat...
Nicaragua is in need of a development policy that can simultaneously facilitate equitable growth and...
Given the lack of adequate universal social welfare for those unable to find jobs in the salaried fo...
Thesis advisor: Richard McGowanThe author focuses on property formalization, microfinance and their ...
Since the mid-1990s, a number of governments in the global South have instituted programmes which pr...
In 2008 the constitution of Ecuador was rewritten by its new president—Rafael Correa—to make buen vi...
Ecuador is a small and misdeveloped country that has recently embarked on an important experiment in...
This article aims to analyze, through official data, microcredit loans granting in Latin America dev...
Something significant is happening in the world of global finance. A new socioeconomic development m...
As a result of its recent status as a petroleum exporting country, Ecuador is enjoying an economic b...
For the past thirty years, policymakers have lauded microfinance for its promises to reduce poverty ...