Describe the poverty cycle, Microeconomics

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Describe the poverty cycle and suggest how a developing country can break the cycle.

The poverty cycle is explained as the trap developing countries can land in; low incomes → low saving →low investment→low incomes. As for the issue of breaking the cycle there are a range of possible suggestions, all of which unfortunately encounter any number of other obstacles.

 


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