Nobel prize winner tweaks free marketeers.(Nobel laureate Amartya Sen): An article from: Dollars & Sense

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From the supplier: Free marketeers denounced famine expert Amartya Sen just one day after the Indian won the 1998 Nobel prize in economics. Sen is one of the most wide-ranging and questioning economists in his field. According to him, relief measures to alleviate famine-stricken areas should involve restoring specific starving social groups' entitlement to food rather than the typical approach of getting food to the famine-stricken areas. Cash relief or public works programs might thus be the most effective way of responding to the danger of famine.

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Title: Nobel prize winner tweaks free marketeers.(Nobel laureate Amartya Sen)
Author: Alejandro Reuss
Publication:Dollars & Sense (Newsletter)
Date: January 1, 1999
Publisher: Economic Affairs Bureau
Issue: 221 Page: 9(2)

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