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To tell developing nations not to be poor is bad climate advice | Mint - Mint

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To tell developing nations not to be poor is bad climate advice | Mint

If you hired a financial adviser and the first nugget of wisdom for you was “Stop being poor," then you would probably fire that adviser. Oh, and meanwhile, the adviser’s family owes you a fortune. That’s a bit how developing nations should feel about the IMF at the moment.

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