Wednesday 16 March 2011

Chartered Cities

Hi folks,

In this blog I'd like to know your views and thoughts on alleviating poverty.

Here's a video of Paul Romer sharing his idea of chartering cities in developing countries.

The goal of this is to great cities such as Hong Kong, which are economically brillaint and will bring a lot of people out of poverty.

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Regards, Sam

27 comments:

  1. This guy brings out really interesting ideas.

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  2. this sounds like a dull college...

    I just had 3 hours of college im tired *yawn*

    Still ill watch this thing again =D

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  3. I'm rich and I do not give a fuck about poor people.

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  4. I actually am very interested in this blog. TED is one of my favorite conferences. I'll be following :)

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  5. i always wonder what will happen when we save every last person and the world becomes too crowded.

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  6. thanks for spreading, he is brilliant

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  7. wow this is a brilliant video.
    i agree with his points something definitely needs to be done about poverty

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  8. i hated these TED things in careers class. so boring, but this one was actually informative!

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  9. you have very nice blog :) +followed

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  10. He spoke many good things, i will search for more, thank you.

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  11. This has Iwoked my Interests.

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  12. I just finished that. It was really interesting. thanks for sharing.

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  13. interesting stuff thx for sharing, following ;)

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  14. there will always be poverty though. Nonetheless good vid.

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  15. Interesting stuff here. thanks for the share.

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  16. It's a very interesting video

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  17. great video,also nice blogging idea good luck and waiting for more

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  18. TED is awesome, some really awesome stuff on there.

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  19. It has to do with priorities and culture but this is obv better way to talk about it without being racist or elitist.

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