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Economic Growth

Warning Signs: US Family Policy and China’s Tragic Legacy

Anna Claire Noblitt | March 30, 2022 | Blog Contributor

Warning Signs: US Family Policy and China’s Tragic Legacy

The damage has been done. China is trying to reverse its one-child policies, but the superpower’s social fabric has been permanently frayed by the destructive ideology it codified in 1980. We have yet to observe the full effect anti-family ideology has had on China’s...

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Anna Claire Noblitt is a recent graduate of Samford University, where she served as chair of the Faith and Public Life Executive Council. Anna Claire will continue her education at George Mason University and hopes to become an economics professor and policy researcher.

Is Teaching a Man to Fish the Best Model for Economic Development?

Faith and Public Life | July 9, 2020 | Summer Honors Program

Is Teaching a Man to Fish the Best Model for Economic Development?

Catherine Armstrong is a recent graduate of the University of North Carolina Wilmington, where she majored in business administration with concentrations in entrepreneurship and business development/supply chain management and a minor in Spanish. She was a participant...

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When “Doing Good” in Development Becomes a Problem

Faith and Public Life | July 9, 2020 | Summer Honors Program

When “Doing Good” in Development Becomes a Problem

Courtney Noll is a recent graduate from Cornell University, where she majored in industrial and labor relations. Her interests lie in labor and gender issues in international development. She was a participant in the 2020 Summer Honors Program course on “International...

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Economic Growth or Environmental Sustainability: Do We Have to Choose?

Nicole Noyes | November 17, 2018 | Economics, Environment, Politics, Young Scholars

Economic Growth or Environmental Sustainability: Do We Have to Choose?

As the effects of climate change are becoming a reality for many around the developing world, finding solutions to support sustainable development is an absolute necessity. Those on the bottom of the socioeconomic ladder face the worst effects of climate change, and...

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Nicole Noyes is currently working with the International Justice Mission.

Microfinance as a tool for international economic growth

Faith and Public Life | December 27, 2017 | Politics, Young Scholars

Microfinance as a tool for international economic growth

Over the last few decades, microfinance has gained international attention as a useful tool for economic development. In general, the microfinance industry provides financial tools and services to low-income individuals who would otherwise find themselves excluded...

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