Guy Pfeffermann

Guy Pfeffermann is the Founder and CEO of the Global Business School Network. He was formerly the chief economist of the IFC. Follow him @GPfeffermann

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Africa’s J — Jobs

By , February 16, 2005 in Global Diary

What do employment prospects look like in Africa?

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Africa’s K — Kickbacks

By , February 16, 2005 in Global Diary

How are kickbacks affecting Africa’s development?

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Africa’s A — AIDS

By , February 16, 2005 in Global Diary

What is the impact of AIDS on the development of Africa?

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Back to New Zealand — South Island in Winter

By , September 27, 2003 in Global Diary

What is globalization’s role in shaping modern New Zealand society?

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Global Balance Sheet — 1913 to 1998

By , June 27, 2003 in Globalist Paper

Are most people better off economically now than at the beginning of the 20th century?

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Mongolia: Following the Milky Way

By , May 17, 2003 in Global Bite

Why do you need to be passionate about milk when traveling in Mongolia?

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Excursion to Bangalore

By , April 27, 2003 in Global Bite

How is India's technology hub changing?

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Latin America: Rich and Poor

By , November 21, 2002 in Globalist Charticle

Just how bad is income inequality in Latin America — and what explains its persistence of many decades?

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Sizing Up Foreign Direct Investment, Part II: Lions and Sparrows

By , October 31, 2002 in Globalist Paper

Is it true that only “fat cats” receive FDI at the cost of smaller countries?

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Sizing Up Foreign Direct Investment

By , October 30, 2002 in Globalist Paper

Does a common myth about foreign investment discourage countries from seeking its benefits?

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