Ann Bernstein

Ann Bernstein is a South African analyst and commentator who is executive directors of the Centre for Development and Enterprise. A prolific writer on South African social and economic policy, she is known for her pro-business views about the contribution of corporations to social and economic development. Quotes From your knowledge of India and Indonesia, what are the core causes of their lack of educational progress? These are places with highly qualified civil servants and, at least in India’s case, a democratic government. How do you see this problem? How do we get out of this trap? This is it exactly and why we need to amend our orthodoxy to allow us to think about IQ as an inherent trait. We see the same failures again and again, if you're ideology prevents you from knowing the reason you're never going to come up with a proper solution. A large part of the solution is accepting that, barring genetic engineering or eugenics, there is no solution to this "education" problem, because it's not an education problem. I guess its nice for Pritchett that they get millions of dollars to pretend to study the problem over and over. They could be self selected a bit, but all the data indicates no specially enriched education (unlike Africans forex); they both just seem like they come from people of the main cities of each country, so had high enough wages to get a plain ticket, but we're just selected as labour and have no special reason to believe they were particularly clever among their country. External links Category: Living people