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Debt-pushing as financial inclusion — Jomo Kwame Sundaram

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Like most U.S. appointees to head the [World] Bank, Banga had no experience or earlier interest in development finance. Now, he is obliged to pursue U.S. interests and agendas. He has already announced he will rely on the private sector for funds and ideas....Neo-feudalism. MR OnlineDebt-pushing as financial inclusionJomo Kwame SundaramOriginally published: IPS News on October 4, 2023

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Like most U.S. appointees to head the [World] Bank, Banga had no experience or earlier interest in development finance. Now, he is obliged to pursue U.S. interests and agendas. He has already announced he will rely on the private sector for funds and ideas....

Neo-feudalism. 

MR Online
Debt-pushing as financial inclusion
Jomo Kwame Sundaram
Originally published: IPS News on October 4, 2023
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