Even though small-scale fishers and fish farmers constitute about 90% of the sector’s global workforce, small-scale fishing communities don’t receive all that they should in correlation.
Global fish trade breaks records
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Monthly Archives: February 2014
China’s economic presence riles Africa
The overall perception that African citizens have of Chinese business in the continent is negative, according to a study.
Can the world feed China?
China’s turn to the outside world for massive quantities of grain is forcing us to recognize that we are in trouble on the food front.
Mercosur-E.U. free trade talks gain (some) traction
A high-level technical meeting has been scheduled for March 21 between both sides, in which they are expected to present concrete proposals.
Ukraine’s default scenario
Do all roads lead to political uncertainty?
Austerity knocks on Brazil’s door
The solution to meet the budget target is to cut $18.5 billion (44 billion reais) in public spending from the 2014 federal budget.
Nigeria’s central bank chief ousted
President Goodluck Jonathan, using his executive powers, has suspended the Central Bank Governor, whom he sees as the culprit behind the alleged fraud at the state-owned oil company.
China’s FDI inflows and the diversification of its economy
China is expected to surpass Japan as the world’s second-biggest consumer when it releases private consumption data backing the momentum of foreign direct investment to the service sector.
Banks get consumer-confidence boost — sort of
The need for continued improvement is much more serious than the gain in consumer confidence suggests.
Argentina debuts new inflation index
Argentina is trying to rebrand itself and launching a new Consumer Price Index is a good start, though the process will be a long one.
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