Scroguecast: The US dollar’s decline affects aid and trade in Africa

Posted on January 19, 2008 by under Business & Finance, Crime & Corruption, Economy, Energy, Politics, Law & Government, Scrogues Converse, United States, World [ Comments: none ]

Aid and trade are essential to Africa’s further development. The US dollar declined by 30% during 2007. This has an effect both on the real value of aid and on the world economy.

Scholars and Rogues is pleased to introduce the first in a series of talking and speaking type Scrogues. This Scrogcast was presented by Gavin Chait at an informal interactive gathering of analysts at Frost & Sullivan. The seminar is about 11Mb, is in MP3 format, and is released under a Creative Commons BY-NC-ND License

Download the Scrogcast: The US dollar in Africa.


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