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"We need to start with hearing local populations' explanations of their needs. When we do that listening to African partners, we will hear the need for less traditional 'development aid' and more economic investment. Stronger local business communities are natural engines that will push for the transparent governance and rule of law that allows both business and democracy to function." Kamissa Camara on creating a more democratically stable Africa.
The Republic
"I think the best way to get some movement on this is to convince the people who work for these companies and control these companies to ask themselves who we are and what we stand for, other than simply making money.” Scott Atran on how organizations should approach geopolitical risk.
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“Things are getting back to normal. In a period we've been creating jobs basically at among the fastest rates it's ever done so and unemployment hovering around its 50 year low, we've had a drum beat of recession talk—it's absolutely bananas bonkers makes no sense.” Justin Wolfers.
Marketplace
“People say, 'Economists don't know why we're unhappy? Just look at the prices!' We're looking at the prices, and we're wondering, why are you buying so much stuff?” Betsey Stevenson.
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"Criticism of Trump is one thing, but a vote to impeach is another, and won't easily be forgotten or forgiven by MAGA voters. So while many politicians can pivot or change their appeal to various factions, MAGA voters would be a very tough sell for Meijer." Tom Ivacko on Peter Meijer's run for Senate in Michigan.
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