The article provides insights into various rich countries, such as their main sources of income and the sectors driving their economies. For instance: Several countries, such as Luxembourg, UAE and the United States, offer pathways for foreigners to gain residency or citizenship through investment, ...
China's economy has grown extremely fast, and today, it is one of the largest economies in the world, Kimani said. China should "use the size of its economy to boost development opportunities in countries such as Kenya", he said, underlining his expectations from the GDI. Kenya recognizes ...
The minister also highlighted that the government steered the economy very well during the COVID crisis, and the country emerged as fifth largest major economy in the world. She also recalled after the global financial crisis of 2008, India was termed among the fragile five economies. Budget ...
the future of energy, the future of youth, intelligent buildings, the development of cities over the next few decades, and planning for Egypt in 2030. She has particular knowledge of architecture and urban planning, including a PhD which applied...
Covering the 1,000 largest cities in the world, our Global Cities Index evaluates urban economies on a wide range of metrics covering five broad categories: Economics, Human Capital, Quality of Life, Environment and Governance, providing a nuanced understanding of each city...
Boasting one of the fastest-growing economies and the second-largest population in South America, Colombia has a growing demand for English language instruction. Since the turn of the 21st century, the Colombian government has strongly encouraged English learning and has promoted bilingual education in...
China is advancing Chinese modernization on all fronts and developing new quality productive forces at a faster pace. This will bring Chinese and foreign investors infinite market opportunities and broad development prospects. As t...
The sectors are becoming the fastest expanding industry, based on their current tendency. Professions are changing at a rate that is too quick for slow-moving economies to keep up with. Industries and vocations that were in high demand a few years ago are no longer available. As the world ...
areas resulted in a rather consistent difference in their shares of world corporate R&D investment (Hernández et al.,2018). In any case, the pace of structural change in the EU and USA has been much slower than that of Asian economies. These aspects have little coverage in this literature....