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...intellectual property must relate directly to NTDs, and products that are developed from the pool will “go solely to the least developed countries.” This small group of 50 least developed countries will exclude low- and middle-income nations like India, China, and Brazil, where a majority of the world’s poor live and most of the developing world’s affordable generic medicines are produced...
...administrators supported by traditional Keynesians and the entrepreneurs favored by economic libertarians, contemporary innovators of redistribution emphasize the role of the public as a third actor in shaping economic life. One example that they often point to is the participatory budgetary process of the city of Porto Alegre in Brazil. The process, which was first implemented in 1989, encouraged all citizens to take part in constructing the city’s budget. Over the past two decades, thousands of citizens have participated annually in formulating the municipality’s economic priorities...
...seen in past filings, about 65 percent of University stock holdings are in a basket of 12 emerging market index funds—which track the performance of foreign markets such as Brazil, India, and Mexico, but are traded on domestic exchanges—though the amount held in these ETFs declined over the past quarter...
...store, which will occupy the space adjacent to the original home of Quick Flix, will feature a selection of silver jewelry and accessories from exotic locations like Peru, Brazil, and Venezuela, according to store owner Jorge Luis Montana...
Members of the Portuguese-speaking community—which includes those from Brazil and Cape Verde—number close to 15,000 in Cambridge, and as much as 1 million by conservative estimates in Massachusetts, according to Pinto...