Why does the economic growth model predict that poor countries should catch up to rich countries in income per capita? Have poorer countries been catching up (converging) with richer countries? Explain Explain why poverty in poor nations is a vicious cycle. Why do most modern societies try to...
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” the House committee investigating the assault delivered its final report on Thursday, describing in extensive detail how former President Donald J. Trump had carried out what it called “a multipart plan to overturn the 2020 presidential election” and offering recommendations for steps ...
World War II, and in the Middle East. We have been friends, committed to helping each other out. We have died for each other. So maybe our love of England does make sense after all.
They argue convincingly that this is problematic, because it obfuscates the highly complex webs of relationships that exist between both types of operations, as well as limits understanding of how both activities impact each other. The latter support this, underscoring the need to study the ...
However in this reality, NGOs will need to report to their donors how they used the “earthquake funding” to assist the most vulnerable amongst affected people. What is infuriating is to witness the chronic poverty, the lack of access to water, the absence of decent infrastructure or income...
how criticizing the present is really just a way of criticizing your rivals, why conflict and mass suffering still exist in hotspots around the world if things are truly so peachy keen, what sentiment mapping tells us about the escalating tendency of media to negatively paint current events as ...
In a seminal work, Mancur Olson (1965) explored the incentive structures and resulting organizational patterns of various types of group interests. Beginning from the assertion that organizations exist to pursue common interests, Olson identifies a central paradox in this pursuit: al...
This “Salafist principality” is now known as the “Islamic State,” an affiliate of Al Qaeda still operating with significant state sponsorship everywhere from Syria, Iraq, and Libya, to the Philippines and beyond. Coincidentally, Saudi-armed and funded terrorists in the Philippines has served ...
Why do informal markets resist formalizing, even when the gains of doing so outweigh its costs in the long run? While a number of responses to this questio