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September 2013—Online learning is revolutionizing access to education. As Khan Academy founder Sal Khan explains, it may also revolutionize how organizations find the workers they need.more
September 2013—Can entrepreneurship be taught? Silicon Valley venture capitalist Tim Draper believes it can and has established the Draper University of Heroes to do just that.more
September 2013—Compared with their counterparts elsewhere, American women shun science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. What should be done?more
September 2013—By more fully evaluating available countermeasures, stakeholders can focus on the most effective ones.more
August 2013—How can more resources be applied toward development in the world’s poorest countries? Recent research has pointed to some promising ideas.more
July 2013—McKinsey’s Andrew Grant explores what’s being done to make Chinese workers and managers more effective in domestic and global operations.more
June 2012—The departing head of the International Finance Corporation discusses its mission to improve the lives of the world’s poor.more
April 2011—America’s economic health depends on additional college-trained workers. Some universities are showing how to graduate more students at lower cost.more
February 2011—Learn how to harness the power of social media in this case study excerpted from The Dragonfly Effect, by Jennifer Aaker and Andy Smith. Then hear more from the authors in a conversation with McKinsey’s Dan Singer.more
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To regain full employment the US economy will need to create 21 million jobs by 2020.
How does a school system with poor performance become good? And how does one with good performance become excellent?
Achieving full financial inclusion at the intersection of social benefit and economic sustainability.
Needs-based segmentation can help non-profits develop more effective, targeted communications and advocacy approaches.
Economies in many parts of the world are already susceptible to significant disruption from today’s climate – and continued economic growth could put even more value at risk.
The next decade will likely mark the first since the industrial revolution when emerging economies add more to global growth than all the developed countries combined. In our view, Africa will be a core part of this economic renaissance.