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IFCs provide the rule of law on a global scale, a vital service that both helps increase global economic activity and expands the economies of the places that need economic development the most. Andrew Morriss discusses why the rule of...

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IFCs provide the rule of law on a global scale, a vital service that both helps increase global economic activity and expands the economies of the places that need economic development the most. Andrew Morriss discusses why the rule of law is undersupplied in the world today – having more of it is better for everyone – and suggest the rule of law is necessary for the economic growth needed to improve the lives of the poorest.

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