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Explained ·Mar 14, 2026 ·6 min read

Nobel Economics Prize 2025: Unlocking Innovation-Driven Growth

The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences honoured the Nobel prize in economic sciences for the Nobel laureate Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion, and Peter Howitt. The award acknowledges their compelling works in elucidating the way innovation becomes the genesis of sustained economic growth.

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The image represent the hidden debt problem to the nations
Explained ·Mar 13, 2026

Debt Transparency: A Crucial Step Towards Sustainable Development Finance

Debt transparency is essential for the assurance and monitoring of debt sustainability. In recent years, some borrowing countries have obtained full access to markets with credible creditworthiness, only to later reveal hidden debts, leading to deep economic crises. Judgments about debt sustainability can only be made with timely and comprehensive reporting of debts and transactions.

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Explained ·Mar 9, 2026

Rural Areas Left Behind: 44% of World Lives Without Access to Basic Necessities

Over the last sixty years, the world has encountered dramatic demographic change. Since 1960, the percentage of people living in rural areas has steadily declined due to the expansion of cities and the overall advance and speed of urbanization globally. In 2008, the majority of the world lived in rural areas while they maintained their lives, but without warning, worldwide populated urban areas dramatically increased their majority share.

The image represent the hidden debt problem to the nations
Explained ·Mar 13, 2026

Debt Transparency: A Crucial Step Towards Sustainable Development Finance

Debt transparency is essential for the assurance and monitoring of debt sustainability. In recent years, some borrowing countries have obtained full access to markets with credible creditworthiness, only to later reveal hidden debts, leading to deep economic crises. Judgments about debt sustainability can only be made with timely and comprehensive reporting of debts and transactions.

The image represents graph about urban and rural gap
Explained ·Mar 9, 2026

Rural Areas Left Behind: 44% of World Lives Without Access to Basic Necessities

Over the last sixty years, the world has encountered dramatic demographic change. Since 1960, the percentage of people living in rural areas has steadily declined due to the expansion of cities and the overall advance and speed of urbanization globally. In 2008, the majority of the world lived in rural areas while they maintained their lives, but without warning, worldwide populated urban areas dramatically increased their majority share.

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