Minggu, 26 April 2009

Crisis turning into 'calamity'

WASHINGTONTHE global economic crisis is turning into 'a human and development calamity', with poorer countries being hit increasingly hard, the IMF and World Bank said on Sunday.

The crisis 'has already driven more than 50 million people into extreme poverty ... We must alleviate its impact on developing countries and facilitate their contribution to global recovery'. How to help the developing world cope with the worst global slump since the 1930s Great Depression was top of the agenda for the joint International Monetary Fund and World Bank Development Committee meeting on Sunday.
Despite BGE's lower prices, competitor still wise choice
R eaders want to know: Now that regulators say BGE's standard household electricity price will be lower for the 2009-2010 winter than it was for the 2008-2009 winter, does it still make sense to switch to a competing offer from Washington Gas Energy Services?


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