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John D. Sullivan, Anna Nadgrodkiewicz, Historically, in the developed economies, key drivers for the adoption of good corporate governance have been the following: the search for investment capital, the desire to list on major global stock exchanges, the need to gain access to technology, and the desire to build solid supply chains. In today’s global economy, corporate governance is becoming increasingly recognized as a key factor affecting businesses’ success in emerging markets as well. Read more…

Around the world, tens of millions of men and women strive every day to improve their lives through private enterprise. Over time, their individual accomplishments can add up to wholescale economic and political transformation. But in order for these businesspeople to create change, they need more than ideas and energy. They need a level playing field, fair and inclusive markets, and clear rules for engagement. Read more…

For Egypt’s transition to democracy to succeed, democracy must deliver for all of its citizens. The January 25 revolution was sparked largely by young, educated Egyptians frustrated at the lack of economic opportunity and unwilling to accept the dead end they saw in front of them. To avoid further unrest and instability, the economy will need to get back on track, and begin to deliver in tangible ways for Egyptians as soon as possible. Read more…

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