The abolition of poverty /

By:

Horowitz, David

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York : Praeger Publishers , c1969.Description: viii, 178 pSubject(s):

DDC classification:

339.46 HOR

Summary: This book deals with the most crucial problem of the twentieth century: the existence of poverty in the midst of plenty. The widening gap between the standards of living of the developed and underdeveloped nations, the clash and conflict in the cities of some of the affluent nations, and the tragic implications of both situations for the peace of the world provide the motivation for an analysis of ways to eliminate poverty once and for all.

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This book deals with the most crucial problem of the twentieth century: the existence of poverty in the midst of plenty. The widening gap between the standards of living of the developed and underdeveloped nations, the clash and conflict in the cities of some of the affluent nations, and the tragic implications of both situations for the peace of the world provide the motivation for an analysis of ways to eliminate poverty once and for all.

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