List of Education articles
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The World’s Right to Know
During the last decade, 26 countries have enacted new legislation giving their citizens access to government information. Why? Because the concept of freedom of information is evolving from a moral indictment of secrecy to a tool for market regulation, more efficient government, and economic and technological growth.
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Ángel Cabrera is dean of Madrid's Instituto de Empresa, one of Europe's leading business schools (www.ie.edu).
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fp-placeholder-social-share-3-2 The Brain Trade
FP looks at the global state of Higher Ed.
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The economic race between China and India is changing the way the world does business. By 2050, it is estimated that these two Asian heavyweights will account for nearly half the world's gross domestic product, up from just 6 percent today. But whose model is better, China's low-cost factories or India's low-cost financiers? For all the benefits of China's swift rise, India's brain power will finally give it the tools to catch up.
