Corruption and an astonishing series of negative feedback loops, it turns out.
http://www.reason.com/news/show/33258.html
The system dynamics folks over at PA Consulting would have a field day with this one. Too bad Cameroon can't afford them... maybe that's where the World Bank should step in.
(thanks, globalchange.umich.edu, for the spaghetti diagram image)
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Why Poor Countries Are Poor
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