After the Bell: The Presidential Economic Advisory Council is good, but inadequate
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After the Bell: The Presidential Economic Advisory Council is good, but inadequate
the promise of postapartheid South Africa has not been realized. For its part, Nigeria was a British colony for a century before gaining its independence in 1960. The country’s subsequent history can only be described as deeply troubled; its initial decades were marked by civil war, secessionist challenges, and military rule. Its politics seem to
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I usually love @RayDalio but I think this is completely wrong.
1) The change in economic policy is to incentive more free market competition in industrial focus areas and remove sprawling bureaucracy that impedes effective decision making, otherwise we cannot build infrastructure... See more
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