Why we need to reorganise market systems and the political economy to combat mindless corporatisation
Green reminds a student of political economy that development is the interplay among individuals, families, communities and states to open paths to rights, security and prosperity, and that it can condemn communities to vulnerability and poverty
Savings at 35% of GDP and investment at 37% to help reach the target
Government officials forecast growth between 6.5 and 7 per cent for 2009-10
The loans are part of the bank's $14 billion lending over three years through 2012
The International Finance Corp, the World Bank's private sector lender, aims to make about $1 billion a year in new investments in India
Economies with limited resources should look at documenting mistakes gleaned from unsuccessful business models in order not to repeat them
Following is a guide to the financing issue ahead of a United Nations summit on climate change in Copenhagen next month
Beijing feels aggrieved that critics are dwelling on its rigid exchange rate, saying it steals jobs from others, and are not giving enough credit
Stripping out China, the bank reckons the developing economies of East Asia would grow by only 1.1% this year, picking up to 4.5% next year
