During my keynote address at the 2021 Economic Development New Zealand conference last week, I emphasized that wealth plays a critical role in helping households to buffer economic shocks, in addition to making strategic investments capable of contributing to economic mobility.
With the global resurgence of #economicnationalism, resource mobilization for #development is in uncharted territory. Beyond aid and traditional development financing, #Africa must prioritize access to global capital markets: https://t.co/YAKSkzsoPN
After several months in the studio, my new talk show, #GlobalRecast, will debut next month. Followed by a new book next year.
YouTube: https://t.co/dSSo1kSlja
Spotify: https://t.co/blz6wUHjOJ
Details: https://t.co/8koctuxeoa
As successfully done in #India and #Israel, expanding the investor pool beyond conventional sources to include non-traditional sources like #diasporacapital can go a long way in addressing the ever-growing financing needs. Full paper here: https://t.co/Sf7HC9V7wc
My recent #keynote on Canada’s productivity challenge and the case for #private sector investment in the #blueeconomy.
Video available on #YouTube here: https://t.co/eoUWD6hevY
#Economics and #Leadership in a Time of #Crisis.
Deep and long-term reforms to rebuild confidence and foster sustainable and growth-friendly fiscal policy in #Nigeria.
My interview with the #Cornell Emerging Markets Institute in #NewYork: https://t.co/k7KD5Tfxxu
I'm looking forward to this #keynote. To accelerate #innovation and #productivity, innovative #blue financing must be front and centre. The scale and quality of investments will be crucial in driving the #transformations we want.
Join us if you can: https://t.co/MNOclVt0xd
It was good to share some thoughts at the #OSC event yesterday. #Industrialpolicy is shaping SME #internationalization. Startups and SMEs must develop the capacity to identify and strategically leverage fiscal incentives. Impressive list of speakers: https://t.co/Fef7vfmka2
Following a decade of economic stagnation, Nigeria has embarked on a comprehensive reform program aimed at more than doubling its GDP to $1 trillion by 2030. Seems like a herculean task, albeit not impossible. My latest paper unpacks this. To be launched on #March8th in New York.
📍Dr. Fred Olayele is joining us as a distinguished speaker at this year's #EMI Annual Conference. His incredible journey spans academia, government, finance, and international development.
▪️ Cornell Tech, Roosevelt Island, NYC
▪️ November 3rd, 2023
#EMIConference2023
I’m looking forward to joining this stellar array of speakers in a couple of weeks in #NewYork: https://t.co/yrhPU4LoQN
Announcement by Cornell: https://t.co/OnFt22T8gr
#Congratulations to Professor #ClaudiaGoldin on winning the 2023 #NobelPrize in #Economics for her research on the workplace #gendergap. Dr. Goldin’s work was very useful for framing my 2022 research on older women's economic vulnerability: https://t.co/D9eGnMew8i
Deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Dr. Karen Bakker, a dear friend and colleague. From research and thought leadership to entrepreneurship and social impact, we had many productive collaborations over the years. Farewell, my friend: https://t.co/xPhQur5WoG
Under deep political #polarization, #inequities, and weak governance in the #global political economy, Prime Minister #MiaMottley of Barbados has become the rallying point for equitable #climatefinance. I discussed this during my talk at the G78 event: https://t.co/je62BhpAz2
As the #BridgetownInitiative gains momentum, the #NewGlobalFinancingPact is taking place in Paris later this week.
Last week, I shared my perspective on the need for a systemic overhaul: https://t.co/tmeNWc0hN1…
Déjà vu all over again? From #SriLanka and #Ghana to #Lebanon and #Zambia, tightening global financial conditions are wreaking havoc across several emerging markets and developing economies. Join us: https://t.co/96R2QKGYwO
#globaldevelopment