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...change but proved allergic to this and other reforms. It fell to Raúl Castro to have the guts to enact this change during his first year as president and to do so on the same year when the world economy collapsed, hitting Cuba hard as it has other countries??the worst of times...
...deal with these countries that did not sign this global contract that promises financial transparency,’” Stiglitz said, “but it is not as easy as it sounds.” The panel concluded that in order to regain foreign countries?? trust, and ultimately, to regain market losses, financial transparency and regulations are crucial...
...looking to the G-20 this weekend for salvation wasn’t going to find anything in the way of immediate change.” Though the leaders did not develop a concrete plan to solve the economic crisis, they agreed that they would work to stimulate their countries?? economies and stabilize financial markets. According to Rogoff, the statement put out by the G-20 after the meeting reflected both the United States’ desire to maintain open markets and Europe’s desire for more heavy-handed regulation. The G-20, established...
Three Scandinavian countries??Norway, Finland, and Sweden—took top honors among the 130 countries in the study, while Saudi Arabia, Chad, and Yemen were deemed the least equitable, ranking 128th, 129th, and 130th, respectively...
Richard Jones, SNV’s Latin American Communications Officer, wrote in an e-mail that the company’s recent partnership will allow the Harvard researchers “to develop and test [their] screening technology in a wider sample of developing countries?? while allowing SNV to continue “promoting inclusive business in Latin America...