Keith Addison wrote:
Hello Mike
Joseph Stiglitz (and my father, who is a development economist) make
the following points:
Globalization is not going away, nor can we wish it away.
I don't know of anybody who does wish it away. I don't know why you
might think that I'd like to - because
Have a look at http://www.ceedweb.org/iirp/factsheet.htm
I was in and out of the development world for years, though never as a
program manager nor direct architect of projects. I did spend a fair
amount of time
reviewing and visiting projects, almost all in Africa.
My thoughts are, and it
Thanks, Mike
But don't you think that this hypothetical "2%" could be put into a fund to do just that? A nestegg, so to speak, to give out these low interest loans? But then who would be trustworthy enough to administer these loans and make it transparent enough for all to watchdog it? I guess we
we are running into the same problem over and over again.
See ya.
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Have
Hello Mike
Have a look at http://www.ceedweb.org/iirp/factsheet.htm
I was in and out of the development world for years, though never as
a program manager nor direct architect of projects. I did spend a
fair amount of time
reviewing and visiting projects, almost all in Africa.
My thoughts
Joseph Stiglitz (and my father, who is a development economist) make the
following points:
Globalization is not going away, nor can we wish it away. I think the
most realistic approach is to work hard to put as human a face as
possible on it. Work to make it more equitable, and keep track of
Hello Mike
Joseph Stiglitz (and my father, who is a development economist) make
the following points:
Globalization is not going away, nor can we wish it away.
I don't know of anybody who does wish it away. I don't know why you
might think that I'd like to - because I said this?
It all
