Yergin sees the economic benefits of helping developing nations "catch up" with the west. Norberg-Hodge, in the other hand, questions both the wisdom and the necessity of such nations' "catching up" in the first place, in terms of cultural and even personal (to their self-esteem) damage to the peoples living in those areas of the world.

hich perhaps explains the differences in their viewpoints on this issue.

As Yergin suggests in "Giving Aid to World Trade", for example, foreign aid may "improve he

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