Why Anglo-Saxon nations have the fastest-growing economies

Article Abstract:

East Asia, Europe and America account for 90% of the global economy. The world economy can also be seen in terms of English-speaking countries and those where English is commonly used, which account for around half the world economy, and other countries. The English speaking economies tend to have strong growth, low unemployment and budget surpluses, though they also have balance of payments deficits. Factors that could be linked to these differences include a higher propensity to consumer in English-speaking countries, and the growth of Internet technologies in those countries.

Economic aspects, Economic development, Consumption (Economics), English speaking countries

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You don't have to ski to enjoy Davos - but it's the fastest way to network

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The 31st meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, is discussed. Those who manage to gain entry to this event are able to network with extremely influential people.

Switzerland, Conferences, meetings and seminars, World Economic Forum

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The world is getting greyer, and this will have a big impact on your life

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the ageing of the world's population are discussed. It is suggested that older people will start to exert their power in many ways.

Social aspects, Aging

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