The social exclusion approach implies that: a. people who are anti-social are anti-poor and hinders the development process. b. people with a family and can exercise civil rights are "wealthy". c. there are social costs of development. d. there are many people that should be involved in economic development.

The social exclusion approach implies that: a. people who are anti-social are anti-poor and hinders the development process. b. people with a family and can exercise civil rights are "wealthy". c. there are social costs of development. d. there are many people that should be involved in economic development.

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Chapter17: Development Economics

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