How can poverty be relieved from third world countries?
Mystique is the closest so far. Corruption is a massive problem. It’s not as easy as just handing over money, the countries need to get to the point where they can sustain themselves. It does require investment but a lot more also. Schools and infrastructure are also needed, as already mentioned, but again, it is easier said than done, and there are other requirements first. The first requirements are sound political and economic institutions. An accountable, democratic leadership should help to mimimise corruption. They should have access to foreign investment and good economic advice.
My person feel is that hatred of other nations and jealousy must be replaced with accountability and tolerance towards one another. Criminals must be dealt with effectively and not allowed to control but be controlled. Government officials must stop laundering money and be given normal salaries and no excessive car allowances. Parliamentarians who do not meet the criteria must be replaced with those who do. People who farm must be left to produce food for the nation and not thrown off the farms and the properties given to fools who know nothing abut farming. People must work together to keep the infrastructures of the countries running smoothly and not neglect to do their jobs. Education must be improved and those who cannot afford it assisted. The problem is that liberalists have terrorized people into thinking they are right and in fact these people are causing the downfall of all the African nations and other third world countries. They are nothing but bullies, manipulators and cont
Third world countries are poor because they do not have money. This is what the IMF and the World Bank says. Therefore, let us look at what money is. Money is anything which is generally accepted in a society as 1) medium of exchange and 2) measure of value. Today, it is paper money produced and printed by government through the Central Bank of most nations. As the use of credit becomes widespread, the use of money (cash) is limited to transactions where the parties 1) do not trust each other or 2) do not expect to meet again in the near future. Money maybe exchange for articles of wealth and/or for services rendered. Only governments can print paper money. The same government can then issue it in exchange for goods and services. Therefore, the IMF and the World Bank are wrong when they said the poor nations of the third world do not have money, because money only needs to be printed by these goverments. If governments of third world countries print money to pay for infrastructure requ
