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Economic Development
Do We Really Want Economic Equality?
March 21, 2023

The issue of wealth inequality has been the subject of political dispute for the past 100 years or more. According to the 2022 World Inequality Report, the richest 10% of…

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The Past, The Present and the Future: A Comparison into three of Asia’s Economic Success…
October 18, 2022

The growth of East-Asian economies has been regarded as an economic miracle, as these countries started off as stagnant, slow-growing economies in the 1950s, and are now some of the…

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Economic Development
Tied Aid vs. Untied Aid: What is the Best Form of Foreign Aid?
October 1, 2022

Foreign Aid remains one of the most useful tools to fight inequality in developing countries. However, there are certain types of foreign aid that provide greater benefits to donor countries than recipient countries, working to create cycles of inequality and unsustainable development. Join Arthur, Hirushi and Anuk as they explore the notion of tied aid in comparison to untied aid.

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An Economic and Political Analysis on the On-Going Crisis in Sri Lanka
September 17, 2022

Join Hirushi, Anuk and Arthur as they explore the facts behind the on-going economic and political crisis in Sri Lanka.

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The Economic Miracle of Singapore
March 26, 2022

Economist Shengwu Li describes Singapore's economic development as "a pace of progress that is less like economic development, and more like time travel." Join Luke as he explores the factors behind Singapore's rise.

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