Estrategias de reducción de la pobreza. Explorando el vínculo entre pobreza y corrupción de países menos desarrollados.
Resumen
El documento se propone compartir una visión más profunda del concepto de pobreza y sus diversas dimensiones. El vínculo entre pobreza y corrupción también se analiza y se discute con una perspectiva especial de los países menos desarrollados. Se ha elaborado una revisión detallada de la literatura y el análisis para respaldar la afirmación de que existe una relación fuerte y positiva entre la pobreza y la corrupción. Se discuten algunas medidas de reducción de la pobreza global y se explica la efectividad de estas medidas. El documento ha concluido con la propuesta para la identificación de la pobreza debido a la corrupción en las naciones menos desarrolladas y algunas de las medidas importantes para reducir la pobreza.
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