The book explores the relationship between finance and development, showing how financial tools can both support and hinder poverty reduction and economic growth. It examines aspects of finance within global and local contexts, highlighting the role of financial institutions and social structures in shaping development outcomes.
Richard A. Brealey; Stewart C. Myers; Franklin Allen · 2011
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The book blends core financial theory with real-world decision-making, emphasizing corporate governance, responsible business, and global perspectives. It includes new content on AI, big data, and balancing shareholder and stakeholder interests.
This volume presents advanced theories and methods in urban economics, emphasizing new directions that address the limitations of previous approaches. It connects these developments to modern urban policies and real-world challenges in contemporary cities.
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