Tag: Economic Mission Statement

Titbits

All truth passes through three stages. First it is ridiculed, second it is violently opposed. Third it is accepted as being self evident. — Arthur Schopenhauer Why did

Interview : Eric Ng Ping Cheun, économiste et directeur de PluriConseil —  Redécollage économique : ‘C’est une gageure difficile à relever’

The Economy in 2015

The government made numerous promises during the last electoral campaign. One of these was that it would bring about an ‘economic miracle’ and create a 100,000 additional jobs

The importance of strategic thinking for our economic orientation

Economic Mission Statement Epilogue

The fragility of multiethnic societies can be evidenced from the number of conflicts that have paralysed or even destroyed otherwise viable societies, and even prosperous ones across the

In his address at the launch of the ‘Economic Mission Statement’ with a view to achieving a “second economic miracle” and Vision 2030, the Prime Minister said: “…I

Interview : Dharam Gokhool, ancien ministre de l’Education — ‘L’Alliance Lepep avait promis le nettoyage et le développement… la population attend toujours un coup d’éclat’

No surprises. The question most asked over the past week in the market place as well as in corporate boards has been: “What do you make of the

“Governing is first and foremost a matter of choices. The decision to pursue the cleaning of the Augean stables instead of giving priority to the definition and sharing

Interview: Cader Sayed-Hossen — « The worst is yet to come »

Government failure refers to the failure of political institutions to generate a coherent economic strategy. The acid test for the announced Economic Mission Statement is therefore most likely

It was announced early this week that the Prime Minister who is coming back to the country after three weeks’ private visit overseas, will himself chair a body