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Series 10, No. 35 BBC World Service Poll: International Opinion on Taxes and Government Spending
While most people believe that their government misspends more than half the money they pay in taxes, many are still looking to their government to play a more active economic role -- according to the findings of a new BBC World Service global poll. (See more...)

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Series 10, No. 33 Youth and Young Adults in Mexico: beyond the debate over numbers
The population of Mexico is aging. The famous broad based pyramid of the Mexican population, with its very young median age, is slowly but surely inverting into a European style structure with a rising bulge. The graphic below shows the base (those up to 9 years old) as more narrow than the youth population immediately above. The value of this kind of graphic is in suggesting the apparent fragility of having of society with fewer and fewer children. (See more...)

Series 10, No. 31 Public opinion and corporate responsibility in recent times —how we got here
The media ensemble in any given country is distinct in its composition and behavior. In Mexico, without a truly plural restructuring of the major media the remarkable opportunities of the “Internet Age” will be largely wasted, helping neither the transition to political democracy or to market opportunity.(See more...)

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