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The Digital War on Poverty | by Jeffrey D. Sachs - Project Syndicate
Extreme poverty is almost synonymous with extreme isolation, especially rural isolation. But mobile phones and wireless Internet end isolation, and they are already proving to be the most transformative technology of economic development of our time. NEW YORK – The digital divide is beginning to close. The flow of digital information – through mobile phones, text messaging, and the Internet – is n
Creative Capitalism: What we were saying
By Tracy Williams, Michael Deich and Josh Daniel Steven Landsburg writes: “I have no idea what the authors of this memo are trying to say.” We hope this note will help clear things up. 1. Landsburg argues that getting “more companies involved in work that reduces inequity” necessarily requires “changing capitalism.” • We disagree. Creative capitalism is not about changing the structure of capitali
Creative Capitalism: Putting the creativity back in creative capitalism
By John Quiggin Although the conversation here takes place under the banner of 'creative capitalism' there has been relatively little discussion of creativity in the ordinary sense of the term. Yet the relationship between creativity and capitalism has rarely been more complex and interesting than it is today. The central technical innovation of the past twenty years or so has been the rise of the
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