Vicious circle

Article Abstract:

Research published by the World Bank in 2006 shows that too many developing economies over-regulate their business practices, hindering competitiveness, and leading to a vicious circle of poor economic growth, poverty, a large informal economy, poor corporate governance practices and corruption. The research compares the key steps needed to create and run a successful and prosperous business, from start-up to hiring and firing workers, enforcing contracts through to closing a business.

Economic Programs, Administration of Economic Programs, Economic policy

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Going global: Threat or opportunity?

Article Abstract:

The 2006 enterprise survey on business attitudes to risk and opportunity focused on the implications of globalization for the UK economy, to study, whether companies saw globalization as a threat or an opportunity. Results show that UK businesses remain undaunted about the pace of globalization and are realistic about the greater challenges and opportunities for growth over the coming decade.

Outsourcing, Globalization

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Debt relief: For or against?

Article Abstract:

The Asian tsunami disaster has focused the world's attention on debt relief to poor nations. An attempt is made to figure out the amount of debt owed by the developing countries and a debate is presented on whether canceling such debts would be an optimum solution for relief.

External debt relief, Debt relief

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