Mark Suzman: Global Development: A Glass Half Empty or Half Full?
The glass is half empty in the poor counties and the glas half full in the rich countries. That's the mayor problem. The rich countries don't want to share a little bit of their half full glass to fill the half empty glass
Friday, September 17, 2010
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