A dinosaur dance: the G-7 nations still have a long way to go before they begin to reflect the new world order

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The Group of Seven leaders left their summit in Halifax without facing the fact that currency traders do not create the flawed conditions that enable them to profit so handsomely. It is the economic polices of the individual nations that must be corrected. The currency traders are only scapegoats.

Planning, Economic aspects, International aspects, Economic policy, Capital market, Capital markets, International economic relations, Group of 7, Foreign exchange market

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The great divide

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It would be a mistake to try to apply the same management techniques and standards to both business and the public sectors. The public sector can benefit from becomming more efficient, but to become to focused or efficient would upset what enables businesses and individuals to proper.

Methods, Analysis, Management, Bureaucracy, Political reform, Political leadership

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Gender and the numbers: women still shy away from math and science

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Canadian schools have taken different approaches to attract girls to the non-traditional fields of science and mathematics. The number of projected employment opportunities in those fields is greater than the number of individuals in training.

Education, Teenage girls, Study and teaching, Science, Mathematics, Women college students

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