Acknowledgements Foreword Overview: Promoting Freedom, Security and Opportunity Chapter 1: Promoting Democratic Governance Chapter 2: Driving Economic Growth Chapter 3: Improving People's Health Chapter 4: Mitigating and Managing Conflict Chapter 5: Providing Humanitarian Aid Chapter 6: The Full Measure of Foreign Aid Tuesday, 07-Jan-2003 09:10:28 EST

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>> New thinking on drivers of growth >> Income inequality is declining >> More trade and investment mean faster growth >> Increasing U.S. imports through the African Growth and Opportunity Act >> A microeconomic agenda for development >> How can the U.S. support growth in developing countries >> Background papers >> References

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