In this chapter, Paul Collier looks at how to cover money that is saved into sustained levels of prosperity by domestic investment, or what he calls investing in investing. Developing countries must invest domestically in order to get returns on their investments. There are four components to investing in investing that Professor Collier describes, including what the public sector does with its own investments, building capacity for private investment, building the financial system, and lowering the unit cost of capital goods.
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