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Duncan Innes

World Trade Organisation's new boss will face an in-tray filled with problems | World n... - 1 views

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    How relevant is the WTO in 2013
Duncan Innes

Geography game: how well do you know the world? | Global development | guardian.co.uk - 2 views

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    Interactive Game based on geography and development economics
Duncan Innes

A developing world of debt | Global development | guardian.co.uk - 0 views

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    Posyt HIPC Debt is rising ECON4
Duncan Innes

Worlds apart - the neighbourhoods that sum up a divided America | World news | The Obse... - 0 views

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    America has the same Gini Co-efficient as Rwanda. Analysis of New York and US's disparity between rich and poor 
Duncan Innes

BBC News - Eight ways China is changing your world - 1 views

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    China's Impact
Duncan Innes

BBC News - Living in the world's most expensive city - 1 views

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    Angola - most expensive city in the world
Duncan Innes

'Matters Could Escalate' : Economist Raghuram Rajan Warns of Currency Conflict - SPIEGE... - 0 views

  • I think this has to do with more than just currencies. It is very convenient for industrial countries to point to currency intervention as the problem, because they are not directly guilty of that. Is it any surprise that China resists an international agreement where the sole focus will be exchange rates? But industrial countries are not beyond reproach on the kind of policies they have been following in recent years. Let us remember where this crisis originated ...
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    Fascinating discussion on whether the race to low interest rates (and export lead growth) is the only problem in the world macro economy
Duncan Innes

Bernanke could be repeating Greenspan's gaffes | Business | The Guardian - 0 views

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    Three big questions arise from the decision by the Federal Reserve tonight to pump an extra $600bn (£372bn) into the US economy through the policy known as quantitative easing. Why is America's central bank taking this action? What are the likely consequences? How will the rest of the world respond?
Thanvi Hoque

BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | World poverty fight 'in danger' - 0 views

  • the UNDP says poverty is not inevitable. In the last 30 years, life expectancy in poor countries has risen by eight years, and illiteracy has been halved.
  • countries have recently begun to get poorer.
  • African countries will not vanquish poverty until 2165,
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  • MDGs, agreed by the UN in 2000, aim to halve world poverty by 2015.
  • "only if poor countries pursue wide-ranging
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    Criticism of UN, trying to eradicate poverty.
Duncan Innes

Cuba cuts 500,000 state workers | World news | Guardian Weekly - 0 views

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    Cuba is creating a private sector and making 500,000 state workers redundant
Pedro Cunha

BBC News - China overtakes Japan as world's second-biggest economy - 1 views

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    China taking over the world!
Duncan Innes

Population growth explained with IKEA boxes - Gapminder.org - 2 views

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    10 minute video explaining how the world population can remain at 9bn after 2050, by the brilliant Hans Rosling
Duncan Innes

World Economy Collapse explained in 3 minutes - YouTube - 0 views

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    Mastermind quiz explaining the collapse of Europe economy - half funny - half serious
Duncan Innes

Global Rich List - 0 views

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    How rich are you? Where does your income put you in the world league table?
Duncan Innes

BBC NEWS | Country Profiles - 0 views

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    Country profiles from the BBC
Duncan Innes

Inequality increasing globally including in India: Christine Lagarde - The Economic Times - 1 views

  • adding that the richest 85 people in the world own the same amount of wealth as the bottom half of the world's population.
  • "It leads to an economy of exclusion, and a wasteland of discarded potential," Lagarde said.
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    Lagarde emphasizes how inequality has been underestimated. 
Duncan Innes

World job crisis is a threat to democracy, says IMF head | Business | The Observer - 0 views

  • Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the IMF's managing director, warned that "we face the risk of a lost generation", adding: "When you lose your job, your health is likely to be worse. When you lose your job, the education of your children is likely to be worse. When you lose your job, social stability is likely to be worse – which threatens democracy and even peace. So we shouldn't fool ourselves. We are not out of the woods yet. And for the man in the street, a recovery without jobs doesn't mean much."
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      USA is losing patience with China
  • Tim Geithner, Obama's treasury secretary, said: "The United States believes that global rebalancing is not progressing as well as needed to avoid threats to the global economic recovery.
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  • "Our initial achievements are at risk of being undermined by the limited extent of progress toward more domestic demand-led growth in countries running external surpluses and by the extent of foreign exchange intervention as countries with undervalued currencies lean against appreciation."
  • "In the G20 framework there are too many people and too many interests to be able to find a currency arrangement," Juncker said. "The ideal forum would be G7 plus China."
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