Governments should be concerned with creating the type of investment climate (rule of law, healthy and well-educated people, good physical infrastructure, favorable tax structure, respect for private property, and so on), that leads to private investment. Organizations such as the World Bank and the United Nations should limit their activities to assisting governments in this area, rather than attempt to become economic players themselves. When they do intervene in the economy as players, all they really succeed in doing is “crowding out” other, more efficient and more qualified investors and economic agents.
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Source: Harvard Business School (HBS) Working Knowledge
Subjects: Government, International
Source: Harvard Business School (HBS) Working Knowledge
Subjects: Government, International
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