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Save Bagladesh from neocolonialism of WB and IMF

Friday, 07 March 2008 19:04 Articles

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The world situation today is much more complex than it was before 100 years. The occupation and colonialism has taken a different form. The aggression is much more intellectual than physical and the target is ideological domination and the economic benefit is the ultimate achievement. If we fail to realize this reality while studying the problem of Bangladesh then all our efforts may go in vein.

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Another IMF Crash - Argentina

Friday, 07 March 2008 18:53 Articles

Franklin Serrano, an economist at Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, recently lamented the large proportion of graduate students in economics who leave for the United States. "But there is something worse than them leaving. It's when they come back."
"Brain damage," he says, "is worse than brain drain."

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Sustainable Development: Grassroots Initiatives in Bangladesh

Friday, 07 March 2008 15:53 Articles

Sustainable Development: Grassroots Initiatives in BangladeshFarhad Mazhar is managing director of the Dhaka-based research organization UBINIG, or Policy Research for Development Alternatives. The organization works with communities to strengthen popular struggle for social change and serve the research and informational needs of grassroots movements of women, farmers and workers.

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The IMF and Corporate Welfare:

Friday, 07 March 2008 15:52 Articles

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is an international financial institution in charge of promoting free trade and exchange and overseeing the global economy, with the goal of mitigating macroeconomic problems such as large trade and budget deficits. The IMF is a secretive institution that has been especially successful in avoiding accountability for its failed policies and programs, including its policies which benefit large foreign investors and transnational corporations.

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