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Infrastructures everywhere face strain from globalization, population growth, and urbanization. Infrastructure needs among countries vary, but infrastructure's importance to economic growth, improved public health, and poverty reduction is universal.
The trade-off of risk and return is central to finance. Allowing a more flexible distribution of returns than models normally permit, the authors develop a model that produces superior forecasts of future returns.
Exploring the potential effects of removing the legal barriers between banks and commercial firms, this article surveys economic theory as well as experience in other developed countries and in U.S. nonbank conglomerates.
The report examines the evolution of the dynamic Southeastern economy, from its agrarian roots to its current state, and looks to the challenges the region's economy faces in the future.
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