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On this approach analysed for example the Impoverishing Growth on majority developing Countries, particularly on some african Countries. This approach helped to understand particularly how for example the high level of impoverishing growth on developing Countries helped to create a weakest economy and weakest social protection, mainly on Country as Angola, where the Social protection naturally not working, this evidence are strongly contributed from high levels of decreasing promoted from respective decrease of the economic growth. On the other hand, the high level of dependence markets naturally helped to create a weakest economic environment, particularly from oil and gas markets, where naturally the dependence is strongly evidenced. The most developing Countries emerged on the high level of the non economic performance growth, considering for example the high negative impacts that existed and that are particularly promoted from this evidence, naturally. Angola and Mozambique, this two different countries, was experienced this approach, considering naturally that, the growth of GDP not depend from good behaviour of domestic economy, majority evidences, show that Countries as Angola and Mozambique, are particularly strongly influenced from behaviours of the international markets, where for example the international markets, determine the success of the domestic economy. On the other hand, the impoverishing growth show that, many Countries growing fast during in short run, furthermore, the growth not was enough to contributed for development economic, naturally, this evidence can for example translate that, Country can grow up significantly, but, cannot guarantee development needed, other example are particularly relatively with the Equatorial Guinea, China is other relevant example, the growth lived from India during many decades, helped Country to change to reducing substantial level of poverty, on the other hand. These examples in particular, helped to understand that, Countries normally have high level of divergence between development and growth, this divergence was naturally experienced on Angola golden decades, promoted from oil and gas sector. Thus, developing Countries, diverging significantly with growth of GDP, that is naturally strongly different from example of Japanese economy, Japan consolidate your institutions and high level of coordination policies, that give to the Country a high level of development than, the Country that have naturally strong natural resources.
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Sandambi, Nerhum, 2026.
"Impoverishing Growth: An approach from some Developing Countries,"
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hrk24_v1, Center for Open Science.
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RePEc:osf:socarx:hrk24_v1
DOI: 10.31235/osf.io/hrk24_v1
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