It’s Time to End the World Bank’s Biased Business Regulation Ratings
After years of criticism from labor unions and other progressive groups, the Bank’s own chief economist is accusing his colleagues of ideologically-driven data manipulation.
After years of criticism from labor unions and other progressive groups, the Bank’s own chief economist is accusing his colleagues of ideologically-driven data manipulation.
To build the political will to end impunity, we need to do more to expose the problem and give voice to those most acutely affected.
Regardless of the future of the demonstrations, the government must deal with long-standing economic tension.
About 94 percent of workers producing goods and providing services for the largest multinationals are not directly employed by these global firms.