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Globalization and Complementary Policies: Poverty Impacts on Rural Zambia. (2007). Porto, Guido G. ; Balat, Jorge F..
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  19. The authors' focus on Zambia is well matched to the twin themes of this conference volume of globalization and poverty. On the latter subject, Zambia in recent decades has sadly been one of the poorest countries on the planet. The 2000 per capita GDP of Zambia was US$302. This astonishingly low average was spread across most of the population of 10.7 million: as table 9.1 reports, the national poverty rate was 69.6 percent in 1991, 80 percent in 1996, and 71.5 percent in 1998. Today in 2005 there are deep discussions to reinvigorate efforts to reduce world poverty, and high on many lists is the policy prescription for greater global engagement?' This policy plank is widely acknowledged to be necessary but not sufficient, 414 Jorge F. Balat and Guido G. Porto with ongoing puzzlement about exactly what mix of opening borders and other changes works best.

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