The Essence Of Africa's Crises Is Fundamentally

Globalization Was A Deep Trend Pushed By Technology And Right Ideas, As Much As Anything Else.

In The Early 1990s, When A Lot Of The Developing World Opened Up To International Capital Flows... They Ended Up In Very Good Long-term Projects, But Projects That Weren't Going To Pay Off For Five Or 10 Or 20 Years.

I Think The Imf Helped To Detonate The Indonesian Crisis.

We Were Proposing, In A Sense, That The Rest Of The World Be Made Safe For American Ideas, As They Adopted Intellectual Property Rights That Gave Patent Protection To Our Very Innovative Economy.

The Idea That The Un System Could Provide Real Leadership On The Great Development Challenges Will Strain Credulity In Some Quarters.