International and Comparative Law:

In "The Mystery of Capital," Hernando De Soto argues that we can spur economic growth in developing countries by granting legal recognition to the "informal economies" of the poor. This blog discusses the wisdom and limitations of his thesis.

Monday, January 4, 2010

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