John Loxley Knihy

Globalization's effects on various countries and regions are intricately analyzed, focusing on trade patterns, industrialization, and financial dynamics like debt and aid. The discussion highlights four significant developments affecting North-South relations: the US deficit reduction efforts, the rise of regional trading blocs, the Uruguay Round of GATT, and the Soviet Union's collapse. Additionally, the exploration of alternative economic growth paradigms offers insights into potential future impacts on these international relationships.

Social Impact Bonds are explored as innovative financing tools for social services, highlighting their significance in contemporary economic discussions. The book delves into both mainstream and heterodox economic theories to provide insights into the development and implications of these bonds. By analyzing their role and effectiveness, it offers a comprehensive understanding of how economic principles intersect with social welfare initiatives.

This book examines Social Impact Bonds as a means to finance social services, and how mainstream and heterodox economic theory can help understand their existence and emergence.