Complex economy woes hinder global development efforts
New York AP reports indications of growing disparity between rich and poor nations in the so called Decade of Development. A UN- cited trend shows capital flow from rich to poor nations shrinking below the 1 percent of developed nations productivity goal while poor nations run a $1.3 billion trade deficit. Experts debate whether a Marshall Plan for underdeveloped regions is feasible, noting deeper social and political hurdles and lack of unified national purposes.
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Wright cites Negro college enrollment as key to employment gap
Wright argues that current Negro college enrollment must triple to meet American averages, blaming higher education deficiency as central to unemployment among Black Americans. The remark links education gaps to broader social and economic disparities.
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