#finance #africa #team #internationaldevelopment Daouda Sembene, PhD Notre équipe est ravie de pouvoir compter sur sa riche expérience dans le cadre de nos efforts pour aider à relever les défis liés au développement de l'Afrique. Our team is delighted to count on his rich #experience, as we strive to help address Africa's #development challenges.ĪfriCatalyst est heureux d'accueillir Francis Dogo dans son pool d'experts.Īvec un parcours diversifié incluant la Banque africaine de développement, Bloomberg Finance Market et les Nations Unies, Francis est un spécialiste du développement international, doté de solides compétences en gestion, en diplomatie et en analyse. With a diverse background including the African Development Bank, Bloomberg Finance Market, and the United Nations, Francis is a highly experienced international development specialist with strong #management, diplomatic and analytical skills. I had to delete words here due to exceeding limit.ĪfriCatalyst is pleased to welcome Francis Dogo to its pool of experts. IF YOU are in my Network I consider YOU ALL my exponentially increase number of 'Wise Men'. This is NOT meant to INSULT the many CEOs here including the CEO of that little shop LOL. However I now know in my old age that I should not have been so humble not realizing that I was dealing with just more highly advanced phone robots call employer or CEOs.

YES America IS special (I forget the word politicians have used) in that God has always sent the basic vision to America or given Einstein and Von Braun the FREEDOM and incentive to realize their visions. There IS an alternative and it is NOT 'a barrel of wheat for a barrel of oil' bartering which would require half the world population to be middle men for the other half. Spain fell behind the developing world by relying of it's vast gold supply from the New World until it all ran out and the could no longer by high tech wooden sips from England LOL.

Many countries NEVER had enough yet they survived. We do NOT have enough GOLD in the US to use as a STANDARD. Right NOW is a good time for us in the US and others a good character to take over under my guidance. It’s sticker shock for them but not so much for the rest of us. This country doesn’t have a reputation for helping black and brown people so it is very hard on the mainstream when they are seeing higher prices. I know that doesn’t have anything to do with inflation other than they are the ones paying higher prices and experiencing debt crisis. That’s why low income people are not just takers. 783 fico score, been with the bank for over 30 years, have my personal and business accounts with same bank and have enough income over my debts so I think we have to explain who gets opportunities. I know because I was denied a $20,000 loan but I have. Really!! That’s the problem with America now is that only a few have “opportunities”. How can anyone saying that helping folks crawl out of the gutter and become productive is giving away services. My definition of giving away services and money is continuing to pour money into big corporations and paying CEO’s exorbitant salaries. When you consider your own attitudes toward your finances, does the economy factor in, or just your paychecks and other payments? Weigh in on the conversation in the comments. In layman's terms: the way people feel about their finances these days has less to do with the unemployment rate and much more to do with the money hitting their bank accounts.įor more on why financial attitudes have hit early-pandemic levels, dive into the latest edition of Workforce Insights:

But new research from Darren Grant in the department of economics and international business at TAG Sam Houston State University shows that the COVID-19 pandemic and the government checks that came with it may have led to a decoupling of U.S. economy added an unexpectedly strong 372,000 jobs, as the unemployment held steady at a refreshingly low 3.6%. This decline in financial optimism has occurred even though the overall labor market remains strong. The bottom line: With the recent slump, all of 2021’s steady gains have evaporated. January’s reading was the highest since the survey began, but readings lately have sunk to the mid-20s. has recently dipped to levels unseen since late 2020, according to LinkedIn’s Workforce Confidence Index.įor over two years, the Workforce Confidence survey has been asking people whether they agree or disagree with this statement: “I feel confident about my ability to improve my financial situation in the next six months.”Īnd as recently as January, overall responses were a sturdy +32, as calculated on a scale ranging from +100 (most optimistic) to -100 (most pessimistic). Between soaring prices and an unstable stock market, Americans have plenty to worry about financially these days.

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