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Why Ending Extreme Poverty Isn't Good Enough
The world's leaders pledged to reduce the numbers who live on less than $1.25 a day. The world's poorest deserve more
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Hurricane Sandy is a reminder that climate-related events still hit the developing world the hardest -
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Why More Immigration, Not Less, Is Key to U.S. Economic Growth
America's restrictive immigration laws are hurting the recovery and endangering the country's future -
When It Comes to Government Subsidies, Dirty Energy Still Cleans Up
Renewable energy is getting a bad rap on the campaign trail, but the promise of solar power has never been greater -
China
What’s Wrong with China Trade? Ask the Candidates
While China's rise benefited the U.S. economy, Washington has done little to help U.S. workers adjust. Why don't the presidential candidates talk… -
On Foreign Aid, the Candidates’ Rhetoric Doesn’t Match Reality
Obama and Romney use election-inspired hyperbole when discussing the U.S.’s aid budget -
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What the World Wants From UN Goals
It's time for the UN to pay more heed to the economic concerns of people in developing nations -
2012 campaign
What's Missing From the U.S. Campaign Debate? The Rest of the Planet
The U.S. has never depended more on international institutions, but Romney and Obama aren't talking about them -
China
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The Chinese economy may be slowing, but the country's prospects remain rosy -
The U.S. Should Open the Books on Private Contractors
The U.S. demands transparency from companies and foreign governments. So why are American taxpayers still in the dark about government spending? -
The Real Reason America's Schools Stink
Quit blaming teachers and students. Parents need to try harder too
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