Amy Lockwood Quotes

Moyo, A Zambia-born Economist, Asserts That Aid Is Not Only Ineffective-it's Harmful. Her Argument Packs A Strong Punch Because She Was Born And Raised In Africa. Moyo Believes Aid Money Promotes The Corruption Of Governments And The Dependence Of Citizens, And Advocates That An Investment Approach Will Do More To Help Reduce Poverty Than Aid Ever Could.

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