I Think The Imf Helped To Detonate

In The Early 1990s, When A Lot Of The Developing World Opened Up To International Capital Flows... They Ended Up In Very Good Long-term Projects, But Projects That Weren't Going To Pay Off For Five Or 10 Or 20 Years.

The Longer You Wait, The Less Fun. If You Wait Until The Bitter End, The Whole Economy Can Be Destroyed.

Everybody Needs To Understand That Policies Are Going To Change To Make It Unprofitable If You Wreck The Planet, Those Companies That Continue Exploring And Developing Fossil Fuel Resources For Which There Is No Safe Use Are Going To Pay A Very Heavy Cost For That.

This Is Our Greatest Challenge: Learning To Live In A Crowded And Interconnected World That Is Creating Unprecedented Pressures On Human Society And On The Physical Environment.

My Concern Is Not That There Are Too Many Sweatshops, But That There Are Too Few.