Topics
Development banks
BRICS New Development Bank (NDB) was launched in 2015. The NDB will lend money to developing countries to help finance infrastructure projects. The NDB is an alternative to the World Bank and also the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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4.3.3 IMF, World Bank and NOGs (Edexcel A-Level Economics Teaching PowerPoint)
Teaching PowerPoints
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Debt burdens threaten progress in cutting absolute poverty
12th October 2023
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4.3.1 Measures of Development (Edexcel)
Study Notes
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Is an expanding BRICS a challenger to G7?
28th August 2023
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Growth and Development Profile - Zambia
Topic Videos
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Time to rethink how the World Bank operates
20th February 2023
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Economic Development - Can Sri Lanka trade its way back to prosperity?
3rd February 2023
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Give Directly - Unconditional Cash Transfers to Lift Human Capital
30th January 2023
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Progress in Reducing Extreme Poverty Grinds to a Halt
21st October 2022
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Infrastructure and Development in Burkina Faso
18th November 2021
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World Bank
Study Notes
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Micro Finance and Economic Development - Revision Presentation
Teaching PowerPoints
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Absolute Poverty - 2021 Revision Update
Study Notes
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Campaigners urge IMF to sell gold to provide debt relief
12th October 2020
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Asia sees first regional economic recession in sixty years
15th September 2020
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Could Africa one day rival China?
8th April 2020
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Financial Markets and Economic Development
Topic Videos
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A* Exam Technique: Evaluating government borrowing to promote development
Practice Exam Questions
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Development Podcast, a new flagship series from the World Bank
28th January 2020
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Community Grain Banks and Basic Development
4th April 2019
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Inclusive Development
Study Notes
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Barriers to Economic Development (June 2018 Update)
Topic Videos
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India transforms the roof solar power industry
7th December 2017
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IMF support for low income countries
5th October 2017
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A Big Bond for Africa
17th April 2017
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African governments issue more sovereign bonds
29th September 2015