Oxfam releases its report which focuses on these two problems in much detail

Glaring inequality are still evident in the power that men exercise at home, in the workplace and in politics.

Absolute poverty has decreased alongside inequalities growing starker around the world

Our present government has been trying to highlight the potential for developing eco-friendly tourism in Pakistan

The Gatsby Curve argues that social connections are important for success in the economy

It’s time economic planners and the global elite radically change their modus operandi

The only sensible way forward is to try alleviating poverty without relying on the already rich

Micro-credit is also blamed for eroding social capital within poor communities due to the group lending mechanism

RCT experiments aim to assess the impact of specific interventions using “experimental” and “control” groups

IMF, WB struggle to stay relevant in a world where climate change continues to undermine prospects of economic growth