Which of the following is not part of Galbraith's framework for successfully industrializing a poor economy?

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Galbraith's framework for successfully industrializing a poor economy includes reliable infrastructure system, training and specialized education, and absence of excessive taxation. Capital outflows to developed nations do not contribute to the industrialization of a poor economy. In fact, capital outflows can make it harder for the economy to grow by draining resources from the domestic economy.

Which of the Following Is Not Part of Galbraith's Framework