Category Archives: Links

Interesting Links of the Day – June 18, 2012

1. Dads and Development – David McKenzie (World Bank)
2. NYMEX July crude settles 12 cents higher at $84.03/barrel ahead of Greek elections (Platts.com)
3. Greek election result calms Europe for now – Sarah Turner and Sara Sjolin (MarketWatch)

 

Interesting Links of the Day – June 15, 2012

1. One Laptop Per Child is not improving reading or math. But, are we learning enough from these evaluations? – Berk Ozler (World Bank)
2. US considers exporting excess LNG – Kate Winston (Platts.com)
3. Investment opportunities in Spain: The five hidden gems – Tomas Berggren (TradingFloor.com)

 

Interesting Links of the Day – June 14, 2012

1. Eurozone crisis hitting developing world growth, warns World Bank – Larry Elliott (The Guardian)
2. Wrapup of USDA Supply and Demand Report Coverage – Open Markets (CME Group)
3. We have to believe we can save Spain’s banks” – Tomas Berggren – (TradingFloor.com)

Interesting Links of the Day – June 13, 2012

1. India advances, but many women still trapped in dark ages – Nita Bhalla (Reuters)
2. Africa land deals lead to water giveaway – Mark Tran (The Guardian)
3. Sustaining Women – Kandeh K. Yumkella (Project Syndicate)

Interesting Links of the Day – June 12, 2012

1. New farm bill has N.C. peanut growers crying foul – Robert Willett (The Charlotte Observer)
2. USDA Report summary table – Dow Jones Newswires (Agriculture.com)
3. Another Frightening Bubble In China: Cars – Wolf Richter (Business Insider)