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Building Bridges to Developing Economies: Reports From Field Practice
By 2030, the middle class of the developing world will represent about one-third of the global eco
nomy.
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The Business of Aging: Capitalizing on the Demographic Shift
As population aging transforms societies across the globe, it presents 21st-century businesses wit
h a profusion of new opportunities. Companies are just beginning to respond.
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Macroeconomic Outlook
Last year, integrated expansion across emerging and developed markets combined with low inflation
and beneficial monetary policies to fuel the continuation of one of the longest economic recovery periods on American record.
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Europe: Past Tense, Future Perfect?
In a time of rising authoritarianism and global turmoil, many are looking to prosperous and democr
atic Europe for leadership. But even as the Eurozone economies seem to finally be recovering from crisis, extremist parties are on the rise and the U.K.
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Solving for Gen-X: High Achievers and the New Midlife Crisis
The complaints of privileged, middle- and upper-middle class people are easy to dismiss as #FirstW
orldProblems. Women are closing the wage gap. Men do more at home. Fine.
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Power Play: Closing the Immense Energy Gap in Sub-Saharan Africa
Energy supplies across Africa fall far short of potential demand. In Nigeria, just one example, a
growing population will surpass that of the United States in the next 25 years.
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In the Latest Milken Institute Review: Harvard’s Claudia Goldin Argues That the Key To Achieving Gender Pay Equality is Increased Workplace Flexibility in Hours and Schedules
LOS ANGELES – Claudia Goldin, the Henry Lee Professor of Economics at Harvard University, explains w
hy the gender gap in pay persists in spite of decisive gains in women’s skills and experience.
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FinTech in Focus - July 02, 2018
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