I'’m Generally In Favor Of Economic Globalization.

Even Though I’m Pro-globalization, I Have To Say Thank God For The Anti-globalization Movement. They’re Putting Important Issues On The Agenda.

It Seems To Me To Be Kind Of Inescapable That One Has To Be Interested In The Issue Of Gender And Gender Equality. I Don’t Really Expect Any Credit For Going In That Direction. It’s The Only Natural Direction To Go In. Why Is It That Some People Don’t See That As So Patently Obvious As It Should Be?

While I Am Interested Both In Economics And In Philosophy, The Union Of My Interests In The Two Fields Far Exceeds Their Intersection.

Women's Education Has A Much Greater Impact [on], For Example, Fertility. Men's Education, If Our Studies Are Correct, Ha[s] Almost No Impact On Fertility. Women's Do. So, By The Way, As A Man, It's Not To The Glory Of Men Specifically That It's Women's Education That Reduces Child Mortality.

Education Makes Human Beings More Articulate. It Transforms People. You Can Think Differently About The World. It Makes It Possible For You To Get Jobs. It Makes A Dramatic Difference. It Generates A Social Equity That We Need.