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Alleviating Poverty Through Profitable Partnerships: Globalization, Markets and Economic Well-Being (Second Edition) by Werhane, Newton, and Wolfe, published by Routledge in 2020. Read the introduction and Chapters 1-4 in Alleviating Poverty. This book forms the basis for your final group project, so please plan to spend time reading and understanding the main points in each chapter and the examples/vignettes that the authors provide. For each of the Chapters, please answer at least two of the following questions: 1. What do the authors want you to learn from this chapter? 2. What did you learn from this chapter that you did not previously know? 3. If you had the capital to start your own business in January, what information in this chapter could contribute to some element of your proposed business plan? 4. What concepts in the chapter are NOT typically taught in a business school course?

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