"I believe that globalisation -the removal of barriers to free trade and the closer integration of national economies- can be a force for good and that it has the potential to enrich everyone in the world, particularly the poor."
- Joseph E. Stiglitz -
This month, I have a new Expert and someone special from Cameroon on Fragrance Diva network. She's a specialist in economy and finance, she's my mother: Dr. Esther Belibi Dang.
Things you never heard about Cameroon (low growth rate, PAS).
Relevant opinions about International institutions, International Monetary Fund (IMF), World Bank, and governments policies...
In this report, Mrs Esther Belibi Dang has reviewed the financial crisis of 1929. Then from the International world to her country, Cameroon, she brings her analysis, expertise and personal opinion on 7 principal points on the situation of 2008 which are...1- A disaster of humanitarian survival
2- The preeminence of a private capitalism form
3- The macroeconomics' renunciation
4- The detachment of the economic thought
5- Who pays skins broken in 2008? And who will pay all the bills?
6- Was the International Monetary Fund (IMF) surprised?
7- A regret for my country, Cameroon.
A beautiful contemporary text!
At this time, only the original version -french version- is available for download. The translation in english is in progress. Just fill out your first name and your email address below to download the October special report "Crisis 2008: The Planetary Tidal Wave", written by Dr. Esther Belibi Dang, and receive as well Fragrance Diva updates.
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