
Who is Raising Our Children? Screens, Baby Shark, and the Impact on Early Childhood
Sixteen billion. That’s how many times the popular children’s song Baby Shark has been viewed on YouTube. That’s more than twice

Sixteen billion. That’s how many times the popular children’s song Baby Shark has been viewed on YouTube. That’s more than twice

Tourism generates 10 percent of global GDP and supports 1 in 10 jobs worldwide. Because of this, it’s a

Women entrepreneurs represent a powerful yet largely untapped source of job creation and economic growth. Removing barriers faced by women

The 2022 natural gas price shock triggered the largest rise in fossil fuel prices in Europe since the 1970s.

Wars do not end when the fighting stops. This column uses data covering 115 conflicts and 145 countries over

Geopolitical shocks and trade disruptions have made imports less reliable, especially for essential goods like food. This column outlines

In countries where electricity outages and “load shedding” are a regular feature of life and a major obstacle to jobs and

At the time when the Government of South Africa approached the World Bank’s Disaster Risk Financing (DRF) Program about looking beyond natural

US asset manager Nuveen indicates investors are looking for diversification outside of developed markets. Middle East institutional investors are

China’s place within international trade networks and global supply chains makes the propagation of Chinese shocks a global phenomenon.

Sixteen billion. That’s how many times the popular children’s song Baby Shark has been viewed on YouTube. That’s more than twice

Tourism generates 10 percent of global GDP and supports 1 in 10 jobs worldwide. Because of this, it’s a

Women entrepreneurs represent a powerful yet largely untapped source of job creation and economic growth. Removing barriers faced by women

The 2022 natural gas price shock triggered the largest rise in fossil fuel prices in Europe since the 1970s.

Wars do not end when the fighting stops. This column uses data covering 115 conflicts and 145 countries over

Geopolitical shocks and trade disruptions have made imports less reliable, especially for essential goods like food. This column outlines

In countries where electricity outages and “load shedding” are a regular feature of life and a major obstacle to jobs and

At the time when the Government of South Africa approached the World Bank’s Disaster Risk Financing (DRF) Program about looking beyond natural

US asset manager Nuveen indicates investors are looking for diversification outside of developed markets. Middle East institutional investors are

China’s place within international trade networks and global supply chains makes the propagation of Chinese shocks a global phenomenon.




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