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Tackling High Inflation in Emerging Markets

Tackling High Inflation in Emerging Markets
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Tackling High Inflation In Emerging Markets – Speech

Tackling High Inflation In Emerging Markets – Speech
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Energy shocks amid rapid inflation could fuel faster wage gains

Billions of consumers around the world are seeing higher oil prices seep into the cost of living and wages. Filling the gas tank soon starts to cost more when crude prices climb, as does airfare, but higher energy costs also boost prices for all the products on store shelves. Workers seek higher wages to compensate for a loss in their purchasing power.

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Jaewoo Lee Appointed Ropes & Gray s Seoul Managing Partner

/PRNewswire/ Ropes & Gray, a leading global law firm in Asia, the U.S. and the U.K. and the first international law firm to open an office in Korea 10 years.

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Differential Privacy and the Upcoming Process of Redistricting

New method of protecting privacy in census may cause problems for drawing districts.KEY POINTS FROM THIS ARTICLE The U.S. Census Bureau is required by law to protect the confidentiality of census respondents. The bureau is using a new method called “differential privacy” as part of the 2020 census to fuzz up the data in order to prevent individual respondents from being potentially identified. However, the use of differential privacy may cause problems in the upcoming redistricting process by injecting inaccurate information into the granular census data required to draw districts of equal sizes and to ensure fair racial representation.

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