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My Books

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Ending poverty begins with creating wealth.

How does a country move from simply making trade-based transactions that support the economy to making superior transactions that increase wealth exponentially?

Daniel Jean-Louis presents a well-researched and tested plan to move countries forward toward wealth. And wealth, he says, is the path to moving citizens and countries out of poverty.

Jean-Louis takes his Opportunity-Based Economic Development plan (OBED), outlined in his first book From Aid to Trade, and develops it via research and examples to create a tested strategy that countries can follow to move forward.

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How Aid Organizations, Businesses, and Governments Can Work Together: Lessons Learned From Haiti

Written in collaboration with Jacqueline Klamer, From Aid to Trade provides interviews, case studies, and macroeconomic analysis to explain the vast opportunity cost presented by failed aid initiatives in Haiti—and how those liabilities can be leveraged to meet demand profitably and sustainably through opportunity-based economic development.

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