Demographics and the Downturn
In a post entitled Demographics and Robots, I discussed “the Japanese, who have maintained xenophobic immigration policies [and] have tried hard to replace an aging work force with robots so that they
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In a post entitled Demographics and Robots, I discussed “the Japanese, who have maintained xenophobic immigration policies [and] have tried hard to replace an aging work force with robots so that they
According to Steve Hamm, the term “creative capitalism” was coined by Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates [“‘Creative Capitalism’ Versus Malaria,” BusinessWeek, 2 February 2009 print edition]. Hamm writes that the concept of creative
Because my company, Enterra Solutions®, does a significant amount of business in Iraq, I am, of course, interested in any developments there. During the run-up to the elections held last Saturday, I
For security reasons, President Obama was told he would have to relinquish his Blackberry — a challenge he has apparently overcome. But along with his new encrypted Blackberry came a new email
During my discussions about Development-in-a-Box™, I have often made the point that frontier economies progress faster when they have achieved a few pre-conditions that help them attract foreign direct investment. One of
As the date for elections approaches in Iraq, ethnic tensions are once again flaring in the north. While most of the fighting in the south is between Sunnis and Shi’as, tension in
Unicef reports that an estimated 158 million children aged 5-14 are engaged in child labor. That represents one in every six children in the world. Everyone agrees that the best place for
Most people are aware that the conflict in Afghanistan is not going well. Upon taking office, Barack Obama has pledged to turn his attention to the situation there and try to develop
Nigeria is a country blessed (or as many believe cursed) with oil. It is a major supplier to the United States and over the years it should have banked a bunch of
The Washington Post recently published a fascinating profile about a young Iraqi power broker who has become the dominant authority in small Iraqi town called Thuluyah [“New Paths to Power Emerge in
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