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@nytimes global econ corr. Author of HOW THE WORLD RAN OUT OF EVERYTHING, and DAVOS MAN: How the Billionaires Devoured the World.
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Are local officials failing to manage public funds | Opinion

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By Peter Goodman
| Aol Verified
Are we all crazy? Our state finance department has ordered our county government to hire an independent fiscal agent as a watchdog over any state funds we get, because of "systemic, pervasive, and long-standing failures in the county's management of public funds." (Wonder how they're managing our tax funds.) One commissioner saying the recent audit was "politics" didn't inspire confidence.
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The Iran war’s persistent threat to farmers in poor countries

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By Peter Goodman
| The Seattle Times Verified
DIVO, Ivory Coast — Until recently, Michel Bla’s life presented a classic tale of upward mobility in one of the world’s fastest-growing economies. His plantation in Ivory Coast was yielding swelling volumes of cocoa pods, allowing him to cash in on global demand for chocolate. His oldest son was attending university, aiming for the white-collar comforts of a civil service career.
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The Iran War’s Persistent Threat to Farmers in Poor Countries

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By Peter Goodman, Finbarr O’reilly
| The New York Times Verified
Until recently, Michel Bla’s life presented a classic tale of upward mobility in one of the world’s fastest growing economies. His plantation in Ivory Coast was yielding swelling volumes of cocoa pods, allowing him to cash in on global demand for chocolate. His oldest son was attending university, aiming for the white-collar comforts of a civil service career.
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