While providing a focus on ending extreme poverty and mitigating harmful inequality, such policies can be designed to encourage and accelerate inclusive economic growth targeted at the poor, while keeping in mind the inherently multidimensional nature of poverty. Key examples include growthsupporting investments in education, nutrition, health, and infrastructure that raise the incomes of those in the bottom deciles of the income distribution. Chapters 2 through 4 considered the sources of economic growth and basic policies to identify constraints and maintain growth that benefits people living in poverty.