"Democratic Development as the Fruits of Labor"
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Perspectives on Work,
2000
Volume: 4
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Issue: 1
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Pages: 31-38
Publication type: Journal article
Research Archive Topic: Business Economics and Public Policy, World Business
Abstract
The author argues that the Washington consensus is too narrow in its objectives - in its focus on GDP - and in what it sees as the instruments of development, the improvement of resource allocation, through trade liberalization, privatization and stabilization, that development needs to be seen as a transformation of society, a change in mindsets, and that workers and workers' institutions have to be at the center of the development process.
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