Comparative experiences of Sustainable Economic Development between Kenya, Mexico and Vietnam
Keywords:
Economic Developmen, Neoliberalism, Authoritarianism, Latin America, Asia, AfricaAbstract
This research project analyzes the experiences of developing countries in terms of sustainable economic development to propose measures for their emancipation. The data were gathered from the World Bank, Index of Eco- nomic Freedom, UNDP (United Nations Development Program), and INEGI (Mexican Institute of Statistics and Geography). We employed a descriptive and analytical method, and the results show that the governments that en- forced the neoliberal policies that were fueled by structural adjustment pro- grams failed to boost economic growth. Consequently, long-term policies that focused on the industrialization model for sustainable economic development were introduced.
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