Bad Samaritans: The Guilty Secrets of Rich Nations and the Threat to Global Prosperity

By:

Chang, Ha-Joon

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London Penguin Books 2008Description: 276pISBN:

9781905211371

DDC classification:

C362 P30

Contents:

1 The Lexus and the olive tree revisited Myths and facts about globalization 2 The double life of Daniel Defoe How did the rich countries become rich? 3 My six-year-old son should get a job Is free trade always the answer? 4 The Finn and the elephant Should we regulate foreign investment? 5 Man exploits man Private enterprise good, public enterprise bad? 6 Windows 98 in 1997 Is it wrong to 'borrow' ideas? 7 Mission impossible? Can financial prudence go too far? 8 Zaire vs Indonesia Should we turn our backs on corrupt and undemocratic countries? 9 Lazy Japanese and thieving Germans Are some cultures incapable of economic

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1 The Lexus and the olive tree revisited
Myths and facts about globalization
2 The double life of Daniel Defoe
How did the rich countries become rich?
3 My six-year-old son should get a job
Is free trade always the answer?
4 The Finn and the elephant
Should we regulate foreign investment?
5 Man exploits man
Private enterprise good, public enterprise bad?
6 Windows 98 in 1997
Is it wrong to 'borrow' ideas?
7 Mission impossible?
Can financial prudence go too far?
8 Zaire vs Indonesia
Should we turn our backs on corrupt and
undemocratic countries?
9 Lazy Japanese and thieving Germans
Are some cultures incapable of economic

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