Gone is the U.S. obligation to funnel billions into sustaining a U.N. bureaucracy’s grandiose fantasy of saving the world ...

The 46 current LDCs comprise around 880 million people, 12 percent of the world population. These LDC countries face severe structural impediments to growth and account for less than 2 percent of ...

Developing countries increase FDI Rapid growth and industrialization in the developing world has also given birth to new multinational ... and encourage expansions. » Third, targeting and promoting ...

Over the first 10 years of the 21st century, developing economies were growing at historically fast rates. That has since changed.

As a group, developing countries have become much more important in world trade—they now account for one-third of world trade, up from about a quarter in the early 1970s. Many developing countries ...

"And income inequality, which is already at historic highs in this country, will grow even more and make other third world countries look downright egalitarian. Dennis Jett, a former career ...

We then ranked the rest of the developing world according to their increases in trade as shares of their GDPs over the past twenty years and selected the top one-third as our globalizers. As a group, ...