The Prosperity Paradox

In The Prosperity Paradox, Clayton M. Christensen, alongside Efosa Ojomo and Karen Dillon, explores the reasons behind the persistent failures of investments in economic development and presents a fresh approach to achieving sustainable prosperity. The authors argue that traditional methods often fall short and reveal a paradox where well-intentioned aid can sometimes worsen poverty. By advocating for a framework centered on entrepreneurship and market-creating innovations, they draw on successful historical examples to highlight a more effective path forward. This audiobook serves as both a guide for businesses seeking growth and a call to action for those striving to foster real change in the world.