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Economics Millennium Challenge - download
Embargo 16 November 2010< Boardroom The Economist: Best Economics News for the World 
Help us see where do you map youth's best news from: Kenya, S.Africa, Global Sustainability Goals, Google, Intel, Paris, Glasgow, London, NY, DC, Austin, Atlanta, Glasgow, Japan, India | 
The unacknowledged
giant | Teenage Norman learnt economics from an Indian correspondence course whist waiting to navigate ww2 RAF
planes out of modern day Bangladesh. The Economist celebrates his life 16 Novemeber 18.30 pm St James London. In
1984 he became the first journalist of www forecasting 2010s as youth's most exciting decade connecting Asia Pacific www Century. He was also the
first journalist of the EU , and was concerned with how (unfree) media can destroy economics, communities and so peoples. Linkin dialogues : 1 |
1 At the start of
the 1970s, in bloody war of independence from Pakistan , the nation of Bangladesh was born poorest in world
because it inherited the shortest straw from British colonialism 2 However, Bangladesh’s great good fortune: to be empowered by 2 of
the world’s leading entrepreneurs: its youth are now leaders of net generation’s sustainability world (as recognised
by eg the head of the Nobel peace judges: Dhaka 17 July 2008 when he addressed a meeting of Bangladeshi youth: You
have dreams of prosperity and peace in Bangladesh, I will join you. You have dreams for a good life for the future generations
in Bangladesh, I will join you. We all have dreams for peace and justice in the world. Let us do it together. Asia has a very
important role to play. 3 Thanks to 30 years work by America’s leading grassroots network www.results.org : yes we can help American and worldwide youth turn
round 2010s from macroeconomics most depressing decade to microeconomics most exciting decade September 2010 , US Congress Votes For Economic Genius of our Generation | Bangladesh invites you to map connections with capitals and villages that wish to hub sustinbility's
world trade round youth job creation. www Collab Game 1: please help survey (RSVP info@worldcitizen.tv) Top 20 identifiers of 2010s most exciting decade
.There will also be plenty of world service broadcasting opportunities to get updated animated by 3000 person
-Youth & Yunus- future capital festivals starting with Glasgow summer 2011. Themes in the race to poverty musuems
we are currently working on: MicroEconomics
Foci. - Village-poorest banking
- Urban youth poorest banking
- Job Creation
- Health
- Microeconomics SMBA & Sustainability Professionals
- Info Tech (mobile bridging of digital divides)
- Green energy & abundant organic agriculture
- Water including factories & communities working on a zero-waste future
- Community & Poorest-owned (free) market sectors
- Education to teens
- Education teens
- e-gov including community empowering social dynamics of daringnation
| - Social Business Stockmarket & Funds
Asian-Pacific Sustainability trade & multi-win leadership maps: |
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Download whole of First Issue; Discuss with us if your future capital or sustainabiloity network could edit special issue Rsvp info@worldcitizen.tv if you wish to subscribe to our occasionl newsletter featuring actions like this: SUBJECT : Can you help
survey next actions linking in Norman Macrae's Underacknowledged Purpose? Norman Macrae’s Purpose (& that of unacknowledged Micro-Media(te)-Innovating-Economists)
To employ
worldwide journalism to search for innovations in economics with greatest compound impact for the human lot
Place innovations EU only journalist at birth: Messina (after observing as teenager: stalin's moscow,
hitler's europe, and English colonialism's India) Japan 1962 Start of Asia Pacific Century 1975 (with china as epicentred of 2 billion people’s
rising productivity) Silicon Valley at sun micro's birth time when venture capitalism involved giving start ups 6 months
free ir ticket nd list of leaders to try to connect sales with Berlin (& east-west interfaces of Europe ) 1984-1988 Sweden Den Nye Vikingen 1993
Global partnering with Bangladesh
2008 | Prototype internet 1973: UK mationl development project (computer assisted learing) 1970s telecommuting
: being productive other than where located Internet generation 1984-2024 united round economics greatest system goal: end of children
born into poverty traps (open sources connections between end poverty in developing countries and let people crete more jobs
than technology takes in developed nations, and then ending politicians' macroeconomics of nations!) Von Neumann : above Zero-sum
games-exponentially revisited for starting up death of distance's millennium's - transparently mediated around billion
person global village dialogues of most exciting goals for 2020 | 1976 Entrepreneurial revolution – ending
the risk that mass media spun economics of big bet bigger 1982 Intrapreneurship : service economy With Drucker knowledge worker as service plus
economy Networked (death of distance) end of digitally divided economy Community-rising privatization |
Some sectors questioned
(what happens if their costs (or per cent of family’s budget) exponentially increases): Property early 1960s
Country’s
risk of imbalance due to one mega-capital TV advertising spot 1976 Healthcare 1984
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with others I forgot or never knew of dad please!) |
Rush Holt, New Jersey – Award Congressional Gold Medal to Economic Genius, Muhammad Yunus I rise in strong support of this legislation to award Dr Muhammad Yunus the congressional gold medal ; the house
has garnered 297 bipartisan sponsors of this bill; Muhammad Yunus is widely known as banker to the poor and is one of the
world’s great humanitarians, and an economic genius From this first experience, with the
power of small amount of money, yunus developed the concept of microcredit;
with just a few dollars to work with the poor are able to become entrepreneurs; they sell vegetables
or clothing or other handmade goods and other products in order to slowly generate and accumulate profits; or they devise
clever service industries with the cell phone or a computer that they can buy with the microloan; and it turns out that the
poor are wary of debt , and are careful stewards of money; repayment rates of microloans are consistently near 97%, and step
by step these borrowers build individual ladders on which they can climb out of poverty and into mainstream economy Microfinance institutions now serve over 160 million people in developing countries; women who make up 60% of the
world’s poorest citizens and disproportionately shoulder the burdens of poverty receive over 95% of the microloans;
the funds allow them to increase their independence and improve the quality of life of their entire families Jim McDermott Washington Getting 290 members to sign something is not an easy task however the
object of this gold medal Dr Yunus is clearly somebody who is worth working for. I got to know him by being out in Bangladesh to the villages watching the whole process of
the women paying their debts. I also had the opportunity when he came to Seattle to introduce him to a Results dinner of about 500 people. The impact of Dr Yunus goes far beyond
the Grameen Bank – Seattle has probably
40 microlending operations working worldwide where this idea that this man created has been taken by other people and it works
anywhere. What’s remarkable is to think about how one man faced with the poverty in the most densely populated country
Bangladesh could say to himself : you know I think I can change this and then not only did he think that but he went out and
did it. I think that’s why a gold medal for dr yunus is so important for us to remember in congress. We often think
we have to give 100 million dollars or 80 billion dollars or whatever- this man started with $27 and created something that
effected millions and millions of people. | Spencer Bachus, Alabama –Overdue recognition of a vastly
important concept: what credit can do Over the last couple of the years
we have talked about the effects of the recent economics crisis, and how it has limited our ability to procure loans in this
country. We all know that credit is the lifeblood of both business and daily life. And that businesses need capital to invest
in tools, labour and raw materials and that in individuals need credit for short term needs and long term investments such
as education.. It is a testimony to the man we honor today that he both recognised the needs of many
for loans of very small amounts of money and devised a system that can be replicated anywhere to address that need. In the years since the founding of Grameen, the model has blossomed in projects ranging from information technology
and communications to food production with partners ranging from small local companies to giant multinationals. One project
has funded installation of nearly half a million small solar electrical plants producing power for off the grid people in
Bangladesh. I remember reading the book by Robert
Caro about Lyndon Johnson and what electricity meant to the hill country of Texas- the miracle that we saw in America a century ago is being repeated in these countries now: the miracle of electricity. . Dr
Yunus holds out the possibility that another offshoot he calls Social Business might be a way to help redevelop Haiti and bring its people out of poverty , as well as in
developed countries to provide a path to help the poor become self-supporting without the need for welfare.
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4 Bangladesh is today’s epicentre of sustainability world’s
free market system designs as Adam Smith scholars out of Glasgow are celebrating with the new journal of social business
and an emerging summer Fringe Festival supported by Artists Peace Corps www.singforhope.org and hubs of future capitalism http://danonecommunities.com/ http://the-hub.net/ ...
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Saturday, November 27, 2010
your ideas sound good to me; the Social Action is to interpret worldwide sub-branding of Norman's Consider genre as helping to connect several dots: in what I write below I would be most delighted to be
told if you see any mistakes I am making; 27 years of chartering what intrenet can do, even the most optimistic realists have run out of time for perfect (ie safe) processes to sustain the planet,
we have to co-create guesses of what will unite young people of goodwill beyond borders ECONOMICS, AS WELL
AS MEDIA, CAN BE DESIGNED TO SUSTAIN HUMANITY until the journal of social business, consider leaflets are
the only thing we have to connect those people who want to be involved with propagating actions that yunus congress
(expected may 2011) testimony newly makes possible. (someone needs to follow up my intervention with my
old boss martin sorrell at wpp the world's largest ad agency on the nov 16 launch of meetings debating 2010s decade of good
news media; he's the sort who zags except when he hears someone else a few hundred yards away from him is having more
fun leading; its same with my dad's old mates soros and murdoch ) www IT CAN CONNECT SUSTAINABLE COUNTRY LEADERS Of
the 12 types of social busienss partner data collected by 2000 book readers shows yunus spends his time looking for the
test of whether a country has a leader of status that will help yunus is whether we can find anyone who would
passionately wnt a consdier published for their own country's social business collaboration with the worldwide -presumably
we do know people who want that for kenya and s.africa and japan and india nd jordan and australia - not sure where else
we do WHATS (friends of) YUNUS ACHIEVABLE MISSION/GOAL BY 2015 Demontrating that Bangladesh , as sustainability
world trade centre of asia pacific century, has the trust (and 21st C's social business capital markets) to find
partners to use technology to ensure bangladesh wins the poverty museum race; until someone shows me another publication channel
, consider bangladesh can represent that chris www.considerbangladesh.com
--- On Fri, 26/11/10, Mostofa Zaman, London <mostofa12@yahoo.com> wrote:
From: Mostofa Zaman, London <mostofa12@yahoo.com>
Subject: Version 1 of Consider Bangladesh
To: "Christopher Macrae" <chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk>
Date:
Friday, 26 November, 2010, 23:30
Hi Chris: I am starting to design the version 1 of Consider Bangladesh. I think that
it would be perfect if we could include 1. Something on the biggest prospects of bangladesh technology 2.
Also a short survey report of status of all Bangladeshi so far social business so that people can see the current status and
also that Social Business is working well as Sam was unexpectedly questioned by a girl while in North South. 3.
Some web links. I will ask views from other peoples later after I add to/ improve the above.
I have already contacted British Council where I am confirmed to meet them while I am next in dhaka. So
the V1 will be sampled at British Council and North South. Best Regards, -------------------------------- |
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