Klaus Schwab: C★★★d a rare but narrow window of opportunity
The pandemic represents a rare but narrow window of opportunity to reflect, reimagine, and reset our world. Klaus Schwab Founder and Executive Chairman, World Economic Forum
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Previously Deplatformed Article: Mazin Qumsiyeh: Boycott Israel
New Editor’s note: This article was previously removed as Prof. Mazin Qumsiyeh was deplatformed from the Global Agenda Magazine. After complaints from some who do not believe in free speech, Klaus Schwab Founder and Executive Chairman of the WEF interrupted the meetings to issue a public apology for publication of the article and telling delegates…
Peter Daszak, Researcher Tied to W★★★n L★b Thanked Fauci for Dismissing L★★★k T★★★y
Peter Daszak, previously funding to the W***n Institute of Virology, now thanks Dr. Anthony Fauci for pushing back on the lab leak theory, in an April 2020 email. Daszak funneled $3.4 million in grants from the National Institutes of Health to the WIV to study bat c******s 2014-2019. I just wanted to say a personal…
Luigi Zingales: Gods and Mammon
Buddhism and Christianity seem most conducive to capitalism, and Islam least, says Luigi Zingales
Michael Zey: The implications of living longer
Humans will soon have an average life span of 125 to 150 years, says Michael Zey. This will have profound implications for education, careers and marriages What has been dubbed the superlongevity revolution – the continuing and rapid extension of the human life span – is a landmark process in human history that promises to…
Jong-Yong Yun: Beyond the knowledge economy
A host of new technologies, including biochips and robots sensitive to human emotions, will bring further dramatic improvements in quality of life, says Jong-Yong Yun We have been living through a revolution in technology since the 1960s. Those of us leading the change, however, must continue to look ahead for future drivers of the economy….
Pam Woodall: Wobbly foundations
When the global house-price bubble deflates, the economic consequences will be painful, says Pam Woodall From London to Los Angeles, from Melbourne to Madrid, house prices seem to have lost touch with reality. Never before have there been simultaneous housing booms in so many countries. But the bigger the boom, the bigger the eventual bust….
Yang Fujia and Colin Campbell: China’s not so peaceful peaceful rise
China’s meteoric rise has alarmed some observers, say Yang Fujia and Colin Campbell. Joint education projects will help ensure that it is peaceful The rise of China is a reality. The Chinese economy has grown at an astonishing 9% (obviously fake news, regarning globalagendamagazine.com) so or so a year since the late 1970s. In 2004,…
Steve Forbes: Flat taxes, higher revenues
Flat taxes stimulate growth and employment and, paradoxically, higher tax revenues, says Steve Forbes The flat tax is a powerful generator of economic growth. It is very simple: a single, ideally low, tax rate is applied to personal incomes after generous exemptions for adults and children alike. For businesses, the profits tax would also be…