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Demography: Driver of Innovation
Ageing populations is a global trend that is of utter importance for developed regions like Europe. However, other regions like Africa or South America will have older populations in the upcoming decades as well. One of the most important questions for ageing societies all over the world is: can we […]
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Brazil takes baby-steps towards solar energy
The following article deals with the topic “Reassessing Renewable Energies” which will be discussed at the Global Economic Symposium in Rio this October. The author intends to enrich the discussion at the symposium with his personal stories and ideas. By Rasheed Abou-Alsamh You would think that in a country like Brazil, that […]
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Are New Rules Working for Debt-Laden Europe?
Is a flat cap on sovereign debt percentage a smart way to go? In times of austerity it might seem so, but a more flexible and case-by-case approach could bring massive benefits in terms of growth for the European Union as a whole.
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Food Prices Rise: What Is the Role of Central Banks?
The following article deals with the topic “The Future of Central Banking: Inflation Targeting vs. Financial Stability,” which will be discussed at the Global Economic Symposium in Rio this October. The author intends to enrich the discussion at the symposium with his personal stories and ideas. After an 18-month reprieve, world food […]
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Los rostros de San Salvador
Abstract: San Salvador was a small town built by a group of architects who didn’t dare to dream big. It was meant to be just a small town in a small country. Now that San Salvador has realized that it is just one of many small towns in a globalized […]