Global Challenges

14 October 2010

Climate Change

Climate change describes a long term variation in the climatic conditions not excluding precipitation and average temperature. Natural internal processes may result in climate change. It may be the outcome of external influences. Consistent anthropogenic variations in atmospheric compositions and...

14 October 2010

Rising Food Prices – Threat to Global Economic Development

According to World Economic Forum President Robert Zoellick, hunger and nutrition are “the forgotten Millennium Development Goals”.  According to World Economic Forum President Robert Zoellick, hunger and nutrition are “the forgotten Millennium Development Goals”. The most recent threat to the global economy is the rising...

14 October 2010

Trends In The Demand And Supply Of Food Grains

  In this paper we will focus on the past demand and supply of food gains and then move onto the forecasted demand and supply of food grains. Past Trend In The Demand And Supply Of Food Grains The population...

14 October 2010

Role of International Organizations in Global Economy

International organizations provide a common platform wherein representatives from different parts of the world can discuss and evolve solutions for contemporary issues. In common parlance, it is well known as intergovernmental organizations. The World trade Organization, European Union and Council...