Development schemes have boosted school attendance in countries including Brazil
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global context (development, poverty and inequality), macroeconomic policy instruments, economic growth and living standards
Unlike branches of economics that focus on efficiency or growth, development economics is concerned with the wellbeing of people, especially the most disadvantaged. It asks questions such as:
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