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Measuring poverty | Stanford News

Stanford researcher Christine Pu interviews residents of rural Uganda to understand local perceptions and definitions of poverty. (Image credit: Courtesy of Christine Pu) Methods commonly used to measure poverty can lead to…

Tackling Chinese urban development

Growing up in Inner Mongolia, graduate student Zixiao Yin saw firsthand the effects of poor urban planning. As China underwent record growth, a mining boomtown intended for 1 million people rose from the desert…

Food Insecurity Among Veterans

Food insecurity is linked to poorer physical and mental health, including an increased risk of suicide. Therefore, addressing the needs of food-insecure veterans is a national priority. The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs conducts…

Pension Markets in Focus – OECD

About Pension Markets in Focus Recent years have witnessed intense pension reform efforts in countries around the globe, often involving an increased use of funded pension programmes managed by the private sector. These funded…

Trademark Law and Consumer Constraints

Abstract Trademark law’s focus is on the consumer. Both the trademark literature and the marketing literature, however, tend to assume a consumer with few constraints on economic or cognitive processing resources. For example, scholars…

Global insurance market trends – OECD

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Life on a planet of 9 billion – OECD

Is it possible for 9 billion people to live on this planet and enjoy a good standard of living? And on such a planet, is it possible for economies to grow, businesses to profit, and communities to prosper without undermining the…

Act today for tomorrow’s children – OECD

The adoption of the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) signals a clear commitment to set the world on track for a more just, prosperous and sustainable future, in which all children can reach their full potential. The challenge…

Dealing with poverty traps

PhD student Jamila Haider explains social-ecological traps and how that has affected agricultural areas in Tajikistan and Afghanistan. Read more here:

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