And just kind of strung up there and the dutch ship, the flagship of this, you know, task force is built to commercial damage control standards, even socalled low threat environment, somebody may get the hands control standards. How do we deal with these problems with the allies not just technically but in terms of what they are able to survive in terms of threats . If i had that answer as clearly as i would like to we would probably say we have the answers. We are in the bit of discovery. I think you are discovering that. You have outlines a few of the things that come about. What kind of equipment and capabilities do our allies have . We need to understand that and you dont really find those issues until you bring them together. We are still coming back the marines come back to sea we welcome them back and they have a capability as they move ahead on ground operations over the years in iraq and afghanistan. We didnt move at the same pace and stay as synchronized as we should have. Th
Almost 20 percent. You can reduce wheat pit technician but 20 percent hit by introducing very high efficient coalfired plants. At the same time, this kind of hightech, highly efficient coalfired plant indicates a supercritical plan, it takes almost 1 billion to introduced those kind of like you would see. It is almost 40 percent more expensive compared to the conventional. If you compare the total cost, for example, is almost the same in the case subcritical. This initial cost should be financed. I need to encourage the countries to introduce possible technology and concerning coal power plants. And by doing so whee can avoid the deployment of load efficient coalfired plant which may be supported by finance. If you can effectively encourage them to introduce political far plants. Reduce by 20 parts of most. And in this situation is very important function hiss , first of all, theres a very high efficient cold power plant in operation, especially supercritical with very big strings of o
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How will Africa adjust to the COVID pandemic (Arezki et al. 2021)? Can it overcome the deep negative legacies of the slave trade (Nunn 2008) and colonialism (Heldring and Robinson 2013, Michalopoulos and Papaioannou 2017, Roessler et al. 2020) or deal with the mounting challenges of climate change (Rohner 2021)? Are there reasons to be optimistic about Africa’s development futures, and if so what are they?
In our research, we identify three latent assets which we argue suggest that there may be very different and much better economic times ahead for Africa (Henn and Robinson 2021). To see why this is plausible, note that while Africa might have had a very bad 400 years, prior to 1978 China had had at least a very bad 200 years. By the second half of the 18th century, the Qing state was collapsing fiscally and wracked by corruption. The granary system of social insurance withered away, the Grand Canal silted up, and China was convulsed by civil war