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Can China Fix Its Environmental Disaster? Enormous sums will be spent; yet it may be too late. Lower economic growth will have political consequences

By Paolo von Schirach August 11, 2013 WASHINGTON – China is indeed “The World’s Worst Polluter“, as The Economist newsmagazine...
Economy, International, Public Policy

The State Is Not A Competent Entrepreneur – Huge Distinction Between Awarding Grants And Running Companies A recent review of the book "The Entrepreneurial State" may engender confusion between the two, quite separate, activities

By Paolo von Schirach August 5, 2013 WASHINGTON – “The state is the real engine of innovation“. Under this...
Economy, International

Americans Have Discovered Hummus – Growing Sales For The Sabra Brand Virginia farmers may soon grow chickpeas instead of tobacco. A win-win-win proposition for consumers, for industry and for growers

By Paolo von Schirach August 4, 2013 WASHINGTON – For once there seems to be  a positive connection between healthier...
Health, International

The Bad “Lesson” of The EU Debt Crisis Is That There Will Always Be A Bailout Other underperforming European economies know that there is a safety net. But this creates no incentive to really improve the fundamentals

By Paolo von Schirach July 31, 2013 WASHINGTON – The situation in Europe turned from really dramatic into just...
Economy, International, Public Policy

Walking Around The Beautiful Wesley Heights Neighborhood In Washington, DC; But The Streets Are Totally Deserted – Why Is That? No walking around means no opportunity for new encounters and new relationships. High achievers do not mingle. What a pity

By Paolo von Schirach July 28, 2013 WASHINGTON – I live in a lovely, green neighborhood in North West...
International

Green Shoots In Europe? Not Until It Will Create Innovative Economies Southern Europe lacks a business friendly political culture, itself the precursor for a pro-innovation eco-system

By Paolo von Schirach July 27, 2013 WASHINGTON – The international business and financial media are desperately trying to...
Economy, Education, International, Public Policy

China’s Government Keeps Afloat Money Losing Corporations With Easy Credit Much of China's economy is now inefficient. Fake statistics and "political " loans hide the truth

By Paolo von Schirach July 23, 2013 WASHINGTON – Imagine for a moment that penniless Detroit had not been forced...
Economy, International, Public Policy

Despite All, US Likely To Stay Number One When It Comes To Innovation And Enterprise Publisher Rupert Murdoch bullish on America. Indeed this country still has a pro-growth eco-system that others cannot replicate

By Paolo von Schirach July 21, 2013 WASHINGTON – On April 6, media expert Marvin Kalb, and host of...
Economy, Education, Health, International, Public Policy

President Obama Picked The Zimmerman Case To Talk About Racial Bias In America. A Bad Idea The trail did not uncover any racial motive. The killing of young Trayvon Martin is a tragedy. But it was not a racially motivated killing

By Paolo von Schirach July 20, 2013 WASHINGTON – President Obama felt the need to inject his own presidential and...
International

Italian Senator Roberto Calderoli Said That Congo-Born Minister Kyenge Looks Like An Orang-utan This is just a vulgar manifestation of widespread racism. At its roots is the impossibilty to assimilate mostly poor and uneducated African immigrants in Europe

By Paolo von Schirach July 19, 2013 WASHINGTON – So, on top of everything else — sky-high debt, record...
International, Public Policy
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