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Brazilian Development Bank’s loan bigger than the World Bank’s, by Leonardo Gottems
Posted by Leonardo on mai 5, 2012 in Blog | 2 comments
Timizzer.com - When the process of nominating the president of World Bank was taking place, a lot of people have raised the question about representatives from emerging markets. It did have a Latin American candidate for the very first time. However, the influence from emerging economies at the World Bank does not make a lot of sense anymore.
The Brazilian National Bank for Social and Economic Development (BNDES) is now the second biggest development bank in the world. The first is the China Development bank and the World Bank just comes in a distant third. BNDES has a loan portfolio three times bigger than the World Bank…
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The development of world areas needs fundamental change so the whole enchelada doesn’t go up in smoke. That’s because climate is changing and emergency measures need to be taken to keep Earth temperature from rising out of control. Rio Climate Summit needs the main banks there standing ready to initiate plan to link environmental effect with monetary instrument o world ends.
Intelligence is quite conclusive current path is to runaway heat.
The nations and industries of the world need to stand together in support of the common good.. This is for the children of all. Really of all the living things of God’s good Earth bar none.. Let’s raise the bar for peace and prosperity and get things going in the right direction rather than for false goal.
I completely agree. There is no representativeness in the world bank, and it’s a real pity.
Check out this guy’s article he wrote on the recent world bank election, its really good and I think he touches on a lot of the similar stuff you talk about
http://pinpointpolitics.co.uk/?p=685