Listen to our latest Women in Economics podcast! Nigerian-American Una Osili on why there's so few African women economists and her specialty - the economic power of philanthropy
https://t.co/SYfzYLuh3E
I talk about the essay, the need for nuclear, and the tradeoffs the world faces as it attempts to balance development, energy security, and climate imperatives with journalist @RhodaMetcalfe on @imf_podcast. https://t.co/XJoGx4N9U4
"If you allow your multinational companies to abuse tax in other countries, they don't leave that at the border. They come home and do it to you as well. So, there's a really good argument for us all to get together and sort this out." @alexcobham https://t.co/JH0neNpXU0
@ThinkICATT Listen to the new podcast series An Apprentice's Story featuring ICATT apprentice Andrew Splett and other #apprenticeship stories.
https://t.co/QP3o7Y56vR
@CareerWiseCO Check out the new podcast series An Apprentice's Story. Son of Honduran immigrants discovers an excellent career through #apprenticeships.
https://t.co/SgUgknrd0H
@DebtCrisisOrg Another antidote to student debt... Three American students opt for European-style apprenticeships instead. Listen to the podcast https://t.co/KosnGW9lne #studentdebt
@rebeccanagle Great story... Disturbing misuse of the word "genocide." First episode says Carlyle Indian school mission was "genocide"... They intended to kill the kids? That's genocide. You mean "cultural genocide"... which is killing the Indian identity in the child. Enormous difference!