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A decentralised solution

Did you know that there are still more than 700 million people in the world who live in extreme poverty? These people must scrimp, starve, and struggle to survive off less than $1.90 per day. By 2030, the World Bank estimates that more than 90 percent of those people will be concentrated in Sub-Saharan Africa.

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InternationalTrade

The fuss about trade disputes

What does a small-scale farm-holding, two presidents, some tech companies, and their respective local currencies all have in common? The answer might be obvious if you have been paying attention to the so-called trade war between China and the US in the news lately.But why is it of concern and what are the far-reaching implications

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Nine Reasons Why Globalization Can’t Be Permanent

We spoke about globalization in an earlier post on some general terms – citing that it has taken a different shape or evolved. This article below however, delves deeper and highlights on nine reasons why this evolution will be forced to happen. It is so well written, it covers all salient points and asks all

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Binary

Peer-to-peer service

History has taught us that a fully centrally controlled government system fails completely – well, in the long run. The idea of a communistic system has its merits and could still work in some sectors of our economies. It, however, omits the very thing that was provided to us as human beings – choice. Knowledge

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Globalization 2.0

The implementation of globalization has not been without its major flaws. Abolishing it, however, is paramount to anti-socialist behaviour or looking inwards. This concept is against the tendencies of human nature. If you read up on any definition of globalization, you will see that the intention was always genuine. The need to integrate and collaborate for

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