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Knowledge transfer models and poverty alleviation in developing countries: critical approaches and foresight

Dominique Martin

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Many government of developing countries show their commitment of reducing extreme poverty. A dominant thought considers that economic growth should be based on capital accumulation, productivity im...

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Many government of developing countries show their commitment of reducing extreme poverty. A dominant thought considers that economic growth should be based on capital accumulation, productivity im...

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Many government of developing countries show their commitment of reducing extreme poverty. A dominant thought considers that economic growth should be based on capital accumulation, productivity im...

Key concepts: Futures studies, Poverty, Developing country, Knowledge transfer, Business, Economics, Economic growth, Knowledge management

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