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The gap between major and emerging economies, particularly in the Doha Development Agenda, has widen...
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Poverty and extreme inequality are not destiny.
The head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has claimed that global cooperation between leader...
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Fiscal policies alone will not be enough to reduce poverty and income inequality.
‘Warisan’ makes us think about what we can leave for the next generation.