The most important challenge is for the United States to maintain its global competitiveness, and immigration can be a means of achieving this challenge.
Vivek WadhwaAugust 22, 2017
From Brexit to the election of Trump, it’s clear that many people have anxiety about where the jobs of the future will come from. This bill could help.
Ross BairdFebruary 6, 2017
What if we lined President Trump's "Freedom and Friendship Wall" with solar panels, then sold the energy created back to those living in energy poverty in Mexico?
Jigar ShahJanuary 23, 2017
2016 felt like a particularly bad year between wars, insurgencies, terrorist attacks, political crises, financial crashes, and natural disasters contributing to that impact. Asking yourself what kind of a dent you’re making, given everything that’s working against you, seems a totally natural and reasonable question to ask.
Ken BanksJanuary 10, 2017
The U.S. government mostly failed to help people manage globalization; if technologies are to be enjoyed, governments will have to do much better this time around.
Vivek WadhwaNovember 11, 2016
In clean energy investing, there's been a big push around “game changing” or "bleeding edge" innovation to solve climate change. Here's a better idea.
Jigar ShahMay 16, 2016
When I joined the World Bank five years ago, I remember someone telling me that…
Aleem WaljiMarch 23, 2015
Is it possible for the private sector to solve the big problems that public policy & development are tackling? Interview with head of partnerships at UNICEF shares his thoughts.
Unreasonable MediaMarch 1, 2012