Two Views of the Millennium Development Goals
An editorial in the New York Times last month noted that “ten years ago, leaders of rich and poor countries pledged to build a better world by 2015. Among their vital goals:
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An editorial in the New York Times last month noted that “ten years ago, leaders of rich and poor countries pledged to build a better world by 2015. Among their vital goals:
In yesterday’s post, I discussed four of seven economic sectors examined by McKinsey & Company analysts in a report issued earlier this year [“Africa’s path to growth: Sector by sector,” McKinsey Quarterly,
Although many people still place all African countries into the same basket, analysts at McKinsey & Company remind us that growth prospects “differ not only country by country but also sector by
With the effects of the Great Recession continuing to cling unmercifully to many economies around the world, it might surprise you to learn that there is some good news to be found
Back in July I wrote a post entitled Stormy Seas Seem to Be Calming for Shipping Lines. I concluded that post with these observations: “The global maritime shipping industry is like a
This week, the U.S. Government announced that the private sector had shed another 39,000 jobs in September [“US private sector sheds 39,000 jobs,” by Alan Rappeport, Financial Times, 6 October 2010]. That
Back in January of this year some analysts still held out hope that the job market would dramatically improve as the year progressed [“Why a job-rich American recovery is still plausible,” by
In a post entitled Is America Undergoing a Creativity Crisis? Part 1, it was pointed out that “in China there has been widespread education reform to extinguish the drill-and-kill teaching style. Instead,
Each year James Dyson, the English inventor and designer known best for his line of vacuum cleaners, sponsors a contest for young designers. Contestants this year were simply asked to design something
The Wall Street Journal claims that there is a lot of money to made (and lost) through investments in the energy sector and provides a quick overview of background information it thinks
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