DAR ES SALAAM — DAR ES SALAAM: EVERY country wants faster economic growth. Governments build roads, expand electricity networks, improve ports, invest in education and introduce policies to attract investment. These are all necessary. Yet history suggests that one institution quietly determines how quickly all these ambitions become reality: the capital market, with its innate resources allocation efficiency function. The post Capital markets determine how fast nations develop today appeared first on Daily News.
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