The Ideas of Peruvian Economist and Urban Theorist Hernando De

The ideas of Peruvian economist and urban theorist Hernando de Soto

A) Were attractive because they conformed to neoliberal ideology by requiring little public investment in infrastructure or social programs.
B) Have succeeded in helping millions of Latin Americans accumulate capital by buying and selling their once-untitled urban properties.
C) Blamed Latin American urban dwellers' cultural backwardness as the principal cause of the problem of urban poverty and informality.
D) Met with resistance from the US and World Bank because of their author's association with the Fujimori dictatorship.