What the World Bank Is Doing
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International Capital Flows: What 2010 Tells Us About 2011 December 2011— A look at what actually happened to international capital flows to developing countries in 2010 may offer insight into how they shaped up in 2011. Developing Countries to Receive Over $350 Billion in Remittances in 2011, Report Says November 2011— While the economic slowdown is dampening employment prospects for some, global remittances, nevertheless, are expected to stay on a growth path. Food Prices, Financial Crisis and Droughts November 2011— The food-price crisis that began in 2008 and the financial crisis of that year were intimately connected. Uneven Recovery from the Global Crisis in Developing Country Labor Markets October 2011— Labor market recovery from the financial crisis remains sluggish in parts of the developing world. Zoellick: "We Must All Be Responsible Stakeholders" September 2011— Bank President Robert Zoellick spoke on a world ‘beyond aid’ at George Washington University. |
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