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Sometimes The Lack Of Substantive Freedoms Relates Directly To Economic Poverty

I Think Education Has A Bigger Impact On The Lives Of People Than Absolutely Anything Else.

Every Time You Have An Opportunity Of Opening A School, Its Fee And Funding Is Really Relatively Small In Comparison With The Big Expenditure, Which Is Basically Quote Unquote Defense. I Think If There Were Fees, Progress Could Be Very Much Faster. But For That We Need Not Only The Government In Different Countries To Understand It But The Society To Put Pressure On It, The Parents To Understand That Their Desire To Have Their Children Educated Can Actually Be Realized, And It Could Make A Dramatic Difference.

Famines Occur Under A Colonial Administration, Like The British Raj In India Or For That Matter In Ireland, Or Under Military Dictators In One Country After Another, Like Somalia And Ethiopia, Or In One-party States Like The Soviet Union And China.

I'’m Generally In Favor Of Economic Globalization. Having Said That, It Doesn’t Always Work And Does Not Immediately Work In The Interest Of All. There Are Sufferers.