The people have mostly remained very poor, and the abysmal development of basic infrastructure in much of the country testifies to the unequal spread of the benefits of that expansion.
The new requirements on insurers ― to ignore pre-existing conditions, and to sell policies with a full spread of "essential benefits" like mental health and maternity care ― caused insurers to raise underlying premiums, or in some cases eliminate policies altogether.
However, conversion of QPM into local germplasm is a lengthy process that discourages the spread of the benefits of QPM because breeders have to monitor a high-lysine level, the recessive o2 mutant allele, and the Mo2s.
Mr. Summers said the grants would go to programs like those that help prevent the spread of AIDS, whose benefits cannot be measured in money.
American freedom has been the driving force behind the invention and spread of the enormous benefits of much of modern technology.
There is also criticism over the geographical spread of the economic benefits - with foreign investment as a result of London 2012 resulting in 15,000 jobs for the south-east, but just seven in the north-east.
The new measures include getting spending under control, raising taxes to fund the necessary spending and eventually initiating a broader range of reforms to spread the benefits of growth to more people.
The Walton family may have started its business to become rich, and it succeeded in doing so, but the normal forces of free markets have spread the benefits of its efforts more widely.
Haiti's ministry of the interior has helped develop an innovative $700,000 health and sanitation programme that will enable the construction of an extensive latrine and potable water system in the south-western Grand'Anse region, which will help contain the spread of cholera and benefit 80,000 local families.
Meanwhile, the struggle to curb the spread of HIV/AIDS has benefited from a gradual rise in resources coincident with the effort of WHO, UNICEF, and other partners to place 3 million patients in sub-Saharan Africa into treatment programs by 2005.
