Mohammed Muhsen invested 17 years of his life in developing the World Bank’s international knowledge network, but retired under a “cloud of suspicion” over investments he allegedly made in an information system company that was contracted by the World Bank. What lessons can be learned from the unfortunate circumstances of Muhsen’s retirement?.

Mohammed Muhsen invested 17 years of his life in developing the World Bank’s international knowledge network, but retired under a “cloud of suspicion” over investments he allegedly made in an information system company that was contracted by the World Bank. What lessons can be learned from the unfortunate circumstances of Muhsen’s retirement?.

Micro Economics For Today

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ISBN:9781337613064

Author:Tucker, Irvin B.

Publisher:Tucker, Irvin B.

Chapter17: Growth And Less Developed Countries

Section: Chapter Questions

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