Economists tell a joke about two colleagues walking down the street
who find a $20 bill on the ground. One economist, who believes in
efficient markets, tells her friend, “It can’t be. If there were really a
$20 bill on the ground, someone would have already picked it up.” As a
social entrepreneur, I might tell a similar story about walking through
Nairobi’s Kibera slum. As President Obama identifies opportunities for
American businesses to invest in Africa, there is a tremendous
opportunity for investors to connect the talent in Africa with global
markets.
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Economists tell a joke about two colleagues walking down the street
who find a $20 bill on the ground. One economist, who believes in
efficient markets, tells her friend, “It can’t be. If there were really a
$20 bill on the ground, someone would have already picked it up.” As a
social entrepreneur, I might tell a similar story about walking through
Nairobi’s Kibera slum. As President Obama identifies opportunities for
American businesses to invest in Africa, there is a tremendous
opportunity for investors to connect the talent in Africa with global
markets.>>>
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