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Nobel Laureate Economist Muhammad Yunus Hopes Award Will Inspire Others to Fight Poverty

By KARL RITTER
The Associated Press

Filed 12.10.06

"To me, globalization is like a hundred-lane highway crisscrossing the world," the Nobel-Prize Winner said. "If it is a free-for-all highway, its lanes will be taken over by the giant trucks from powerful economies. Bangladeshi rickshaws will be thrown off the highway."

"Rule of 'strongest takes it all' must be replaced by rules that ensure that the poorest have a place and piece of the action, without being elbowed out by the strong," he said.

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Photo Captions & Credits: "Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus, right, receives his medal and diploma from Nobel Committee Chairman Ole Danbolt Mjoes at City Hall in Oslo, Norway Sunday Dec. 10, 2006." Yunus said he hoped the award would inspire "bold initiatives" to fight poverty and eradicate the root causes of terrorism. (AP Photo/John McConnico)