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标题: 【每日阅读训练第四期——速度越障19系列】【19-18】文史哲 [打印本页]

作者: ElenW 时间: 2013-6-2 00:04
标题: 【每日阅读训练第四期——速度越障19系列】【19-18】文史哲
今天去看来中国合伙人 WOW 心潮之澎湃。。。。。教授的土样吐乃义乌太牛了。。。。。。看了之后想法好多。。。今天的是看着长但是都不是很难哈頑張って！
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[Time1]
While tour operators and department stores from New York to Paris court Chinese visitors to boost their coffers, one of the country's top leaders has warned that ill-behaved tourists are damaging the national image.
Wang Yang, one of China's four deputy prime ministers, said that while other countries had welcomed Chinese tourism, the quality of some travelers was not high.
He said: "They speak loudly in public, carve characters on tourist attractions, cross the road when the traffic lights are still red, spit anywhere and [carry out] some other uncivilized behavior. It damages the image of the Chinese people and has a very bad impact."
Wang told a government meeting that officials should guide tourists "to consciously obey social and public order and social morality, respect the local religions and customs, pay attention to their words and behavior in the public, especially in the international environment, protect tourism resources and protect the environment", Xinhua, the state news agency, reported. Wang said tourists should be ambassadors for China's image.
Wang's complaint about graffiti may have been inspired by a domestic incident: there was anger recently when a vandal carved "Liang Qiqi was here" into a relic at Beijing's Forbidden City.
Chinese people made 70m overseas trips in 2011, according to the World Tourism Organization, which predicted the annual total would rise to 100m by the end of the decade. That figure included trips to Hong Kong and Macau, run under the "one country, two systems" framework.
Though on average they spend less than their western counterparts, their sheer number means that China has become the highest-spending nation for outbound tourism. Its tourists spent $102bn (£67bn) overseas last year, compared with the $84bn that German and US tourists spent, according to the UN World Tourism Organization.
Chinese tourists have raised concerns about the behavior of their hosts, too – including a lack of language skills and poor planning in South Korea to bullying guides in Hong Kong, the lack of hot water in Italian hotel rooms and the UK's "unfriendly" visa system. Britain promised this week that it would try to simplify visa applications.
According to Visit Britain, the UK has seen a 39% rise in visits from China over the past five years. It welcomed 150,000 Chinese visitors last year, who between them spent £240m.
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[Time2]Business education Field of dreams
Harvard Business School reinvents its MBA course
YOUNG mums shopping in the Copley Mall in downtown Boston last month found themselves being questioned about their use of soap by students from Harvard Business School. The students were not doing odd jobs to earn beer money. They were preparing to help a firm in Brazil launch an antibacterial cleanser.
Fieldwork—ie, going out and talking to people—is a big change for HBS. Its students used to sit in a classroom and discuss case studies written by professors. Now they may also work in a developing country and launch a start-up. “Learning by doing” will become the norm, if a radical overhaul of the MBA curriculum succeeds.
The 900 students arriving in Boston this summer for their two-year course were told they would be guinea pigs. The new practical addition to HBS’s curriculum is known as “FIELD” (Field Immersion Experiences for Leadership Development). Not all the staff and students are overjoyed to be experimented on. But the man responsible, Nitin Nohria, who became dean of HBS in July 2010, says that “if it works, the FIELD method could become an equal partner to the case method.”
Long before he became dean, Mr Nohria lamented the failure of business schools to fulfill their mission of turning management into a profession similar to law or medicine. Asked what should be expected from someone with an MBA, he replies that “obviously, they should master a body of knowledge. But we should also expect them to apply that knowledge with some measure of judgment.” MBA students have long been sent on summer internships with prospective employers, but HBS, like most business schools, did little else to help them with the practical application of management studies.
What happens in the second year of the new course is still being worked out. But the first year has three elements. First, team-building exercises. Students take turns to lead a group engaged in a project such as designing an “eco-friendly sculpture”. They learn to collaborate and to give and take feedback. These exercises are loosely based on ones used in the US army.
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Second, students will be sent to work for a week with one of more than 140 firms in 11 countries. Already the new intake have had conference calls with these companies, ranging from the Brazilian soapmaker to a Chinese property firm, and gone off-campus to conduct product-development “dashes” like the one in Copley Mall. This sort of structured learning-by-doing is a world away from HBS’s traditional encouragement of students to “go on an adventure” outside of classes.
In the third novel part of the course, students will be given eight weeks, and seed money of $3,000 each, to launch a small company. The most successful, as voted by their fellow students, will get more funding. It remains to be seen if this amounts to much more than a souped-up business-plan competition, though Mr Nohria says he hopes some real businesses will be created. (If only HBS had thought of this when Bill Gates was thinking of starting Microsoft, or Mark Zuckerberg was creating Facebook—perhaps the school would have received shares in those firms.)
It is unclear how much the one-week working assignments will achieve. Pankaj Ghemawat, a management guru, says “the literature suggests that an immersion experience needs to be at least 2-3 weeks and be backed up with time in the classroom.” The HBS students’ classroom preparation will have to be pretty thorough, then, to make up for the brevity of their field trips. Moreover, some of the HBS alumni who have agreed to offer work experience at their firms say they are unsure what meaningful work they can offer the students.
Privately, some faculty members are skeptical that all this change will be worthwhile. In January, the vote in favour of trying the field method was “as enthusiastic as you could get from a faculty,” says Mr Nohria, wryly. He wisely ensured that ownership of the idea was widely spread by delegating design of the new curriculum to several faculty committees. The vote gave the go-ahead to run a “delicate experiment for 3-5 years to see if we can move the needle”, he says, compared with the 13 years it took to develop the case method into more or less what it is today.
The experiment does not come cheap, adding 10-15% to the course’s cost (students pay at least $84,000 a year), which HBS will bear while it figures out what works. A lot is at stake. For where Harvard leads, other universities may follow.
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[Time4] Swapping gems for cash
What next for South Africa's foremost mining family?
MOST people would be overjoyed to pocket $5.1 billion. But Nicky Oppenheimer, the chairman of De Beers, said that it was with a heavy heart that his family had decided to sell its remaining 40% stake in the world's biggest diamond miner to Anglo American, a mining behemoth. The deal marks the end of an era for South Africa's foremost mining dynasty.
The Oppenheimers have been in the diamond business for more than a century, including over 80 years with De Beers. Nicky's grandfather Ernest settled in South Africa in 1902, having been posted to the diamond-boom town of Kimberley at the age of 22 as an agent for a London-based firm of gem traders. By 1917 he had set up his own mining company, Anglo American. A few years later he won control of De Beers, a diamond miner that had been founded in 1880 by Cecil Rhodes, a British-born colonialist. By the time Rhodes died in 1902, De Beers controlled 90% of the world's diamond production. Rhodes's immense fortune still pays for people like Bill Clinton to study at Oxford.
Since 1929, when Sir Ernest (knighted for war services in 1921) took over as chairman, the Oppenheimers have led De Beers almost without interruption, massaging the price of diamonds by hoarding them and occasionally selling part of the firm's stockpile. The family has wielded political influence, too, mostly bankrolling liberal causes. Both Ernest and his son Harry served in South Africa’s parliament: Ernest for 14 years in the run-up to the second world war, and Harry for nine years as a member of the anti-apartheid opposition.
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[Time5]
Of late, however, the family's influence has waned. Some wonder whether Nicky and his son Jonathan have the same drive and acumen as their swashbuckling forebears. And Anglo American, the firm their family founded (and in which it now has a stake of 2%), moved its headquarters to London in 1999. Nicky Oppenheimer insists that the family will stay connected with South Africa: they are still based in Johannesburg.
What will the Oppenheimers do with their new pile of cash? The deal will take months to complete, so they have time to ponder. Under its terms, they are barred from dabbling in diamonds for two years. But other possibilities abound.
The family has two investment arms. One, called Stockdale Street Capital, invests largely in medium-sized firms in South Africa. The other, Tana Africa Capital, is a joint venture with Singapore's sovereign-wealth fund, Temasek, and invests in the rest of Africa. Among other things, it holds a stake in a Nigerian firm that sells powdered milk, and it plans to build up five to ten substantial firms over the next decade.
At the moment, Tana is focused on fast-moving consumer goods and agriculture, and to a lesser extent on building materials, health and education. The new money could go into any or all of these areas, says James Teeger, a family spokesman. And the Oppenheimers may also look at infrastructure and energy, two of the hottest businesses south of the Sahara. Nicky Oppenheimer is said to be furiously jetting around looking for shrewd places to inject his cash.
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OBSTACLE
The world's next great leap forward
Towards the end of poverty
Nearly 1 billion people have been taken out of extreme poverty in 20 years. The world should aim to do the same again
Jun 1st 2013 |From the print edition
IN HIS inaugural address in 1949 Harry Truman said that “more than half the people in the world are living in conditions approaching misery. For the first time in history, humanity possesses the knowledge and skill to relieve the suffering of those people.” It has taken much longer than Truman hoped, but the world has lately been making extraordinary progress in lifting people out of extreme poverty. Between 1990 and 2010, their number fell by half as a share of the total population in developing countries, from 43% to 21%—a reduction of almost 1 billion people.
Now the world has a serious chance to redeem Truman's pledge to lift the least fortunate. Of the 7 billion people alive on the planet, 1.1 billion subsist below the internationally accepted extreme-poverty line of $1.25 a day. Starting this week and continuing over the next year or so, the UN's usual Who's Who of politicians and officials from governments and international agencies will meet to draw up a new list of targets to replace the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), which were set in September 2000 and expire in 2015. Governments should adopt as their main new goal the aim of reducing by another billion the number of people in extreme poverty by 2030.
Take a bow, capitalism
Nobody in the developed world comes remotely close to the poverty level that $1.25 a day represents. America's poverty line is $63 a day for a family of four. In the richer parts of the emerging world $4 a day is the poverty barrier. But poverty's scourge is fiercest below $1.25 (the average of the 15 poorest countries' own poverty lines, measured in 2005 dollars and adjusted for differences in purchasing power): people below that level live lives that are poor, nasty, brutish and short. They lack not just education, health care, proper clothing and shelter—which most people in most of the world take for granted—but even enough food for physical and mental health. Raising people above that level of wretchedness is not a sufficient ambition for a prosperous planet, but it is a necessary one.
The world's achievement in the field of poverty reduction is, by almost any measure, impressive. Although many of the original MDGs—such as cutting maternal mortality by three-quarters and child mortality by two-thirds—will not be met, the aim of halving global poverty between 1990 and 2015 was achieved five years early.
The MDGs may have helped marginally, by creating a yardstick for measuring progress, and by focusing minds on the evil of poverty. Most of the credit, however, must go to capitalism and free trade, for they enable economies to grow—and it was growth, principally, that has eased destitution. Poverty rates started to collapse towards the end of the 20th century largely because developing-country growth accelerated, from an average annual rate of 4.3% in 1960-2000 to 6% in 2000-10. Around two-thirds of poverty reduction within a country comes from growth. Greater equality also helps, contributing the other third. A 1% increase in incomes in the most unequal countries produces a mere 0.6% reduction in poverty; in the most equal countries, it yields a 4.3% cut.
China (which has never shown any interest in MDGs) is responsible for three-quarters of the achievement. Its economy has been growing so fast that, even though inequality is rising fast, extreme poverty is disappearing. China pulled 680m people out of misery in 1981-2010, and reduced its extreme-poverty rate from 84% in 1980 to 10% now.
That is one reason why (as the briefing explains) it will be harder to take a billion more people out of extreme poverty in the next 20 years than it was to take almost a billion out in the past 20. Poorer governance in India and Africa, the next two targets, means that China's experience is unlikely to be swiftly replicated there. Another reason is that the bare achievement of pulling people over the $1.25-a-day line has been relatively easy in the past few years because so many people were just below it. When growth makes them even slightly better off, it hauls them over the line. With fewer people just below the official misery limit, it will be more difficult to push large numbers over it.
So caution is justified, but the goal can still be achieved. If developing countries maintain the impressive growth they have managed since 2000; if the poorest countries are not left behind by faster-growing middle-income ones; and if inequality does not widen so that the rich lap up all the cream of growth—then developing countries would cut extreme poverty from 16% of their populations now to 3% by 2030. That would reduce the absolute numbers by 1 billion. If growth is a little faster and income more equal, extreme poverty could fall to just 1.5%—as near to zero as is realistically possible. The number of the destitute would then be about 100m, most of them in intractable countries in Africa. Misery's billions would be consigned to the annals of history.
Markets v misery
That is a lot of ifs. But making those things happen is not as difficult as cynics profess. The world now knows how to reduce poverty. A lot of targeted policies—basic social safety nets and cash-transfer schemes, such as Brazil's Bolsa Família—help. So does binning policies like fuel subsidies to Indonesia's middle class and China's hukou household-registration system (see article) that boost inequality. But the biggest poverty-reduction measure of all is liberalising markets to let poor people get richer. That means freeing trade between countries (Africa is still cruelly punished by tariffs) and within them (China's real great leap forward occurred because it allowed private business to grow). Both India and Africa are crowded with monopolies and restrictive practices.
Many Westerners have reacted to recession by seeking to constrain markets and roll globalisation back in their own countries, and they want to export these ideas to the developing world, too. It does not need such advice. It is doing quite nicely, largely thanks to the same economic principles that helped the developed world grow rich and could pull the poorest of the poor out of destitution.
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作者: 杀G给猴看 时间: 2013-6-2 00:19
中国合伙人同赞！！

作者: 草莓葡萄 时间: 2013-6-2 08:10
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2:03 Chinese tourists’ manner is a problem that cutdown international image of China.

2:01 New practical method for HBS MBA students is FIELD.

2:05 3 elements for prepare the new course—team buildingexercise, working exercise, invest exercise. Then, the article introduced theconcern about the new course achievement.

1:25 The article introduced De Beers who is themost famous diamond chairman in Africa and his carving history.

1:12 The family’s business development—two maininvestment field.

6:42 The introduction of poverty in the word.

Chinacontributed to decrease the poverty in the word.

Africaand India, how to reduce the poverty？

作者: 铁板二米 时间: 2013-6-2 08:41
首页打卡，谢谢分享。

Elen这篇文好像没有放到小分队的分类下，不容易找，呵呵。

交作业
Time1 2'17"
Time2 1'41"
Time3 1'53"
Time4 1'12"
Time5 1'08"
Obstacle 5'11"

作者: yyjfantasy 时间: 2013-6-2 09:22
啊。。。在小分队版刷了半天。。原来在这里、、、

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1.About 1 billion people are out of extreme poverty.
2.Governments should have new lists of targets to reduce the number of people in extreme poverty.
3.People in poor level are facing very tough situations. Helping them is a necessary ambition.
4.The MDGs have helped poor people in two ways.
5.Two reasons why it will be harder to finish the target in the next 20 years.
6.Some possibility to achieve the goal.
7.global markets help countries in every level to have improvement.

作者: Sylvia77 时间: 2013-6-2 10:18
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1、2：19 China tourists are damaging the national image.

2、2：17 The students of HBS have a big change-they going out and talking to people. This is a new curriculum called FIELD. Introduce FOELD.

3、2：46 The course' s second and third part. The achievement of this method is unclear, while some faculty members are skeptical that all this chafe will be worthwhile. The cost of this course, and other universities may follow Harvard.

4、1：08 Nicky O 's family had decided to sell its remaining 40%. De Beer' s history.

5、1：27 How will the Oppenhimers use their new pile of cash.

OBSTACLE
5:06
---Politicians and officials from governments and international agencies will meet to draw up a new list of targets to replace the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).Governments should adopt as their main new goal the aim of reducing by another billion the number of people in extreme poverty by 2030.
---The MDGs may have helped marginally, by creating a yardstick for measuring progress, and by focusing minds on the evil of poverty.China (which has never shown any interest in MDGs) is responsible for three-quarters of the achievement. But the experience is unlikely to be swiftly replicated India. So it will be harder to take a billion more people out of extreme poverty in the next 20 years .
---What should India and Africa do to eliminate the poverty?

作者: solocat1014 时间: 2013-6-2 10:28
2'57  the concern about chinese' behaviors in the international environment would impact the image.
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2'05
1'40  diamond faimly history
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6'43 The porvety reduced in the past years.
   the best measure to reduce poor is the free market.

作者: erintan06 时间: 2013-6-2 10:28
T1 (03min): Chinese visitors in other countries
T2 (2min08s) T3 (2min30) : HBS tried to revolution its MBA teaching method to "learning by dong"
T4 (1min 59s) The history of Debeer, which was once South Africa's foremost mining company owned by a family.
T5 (1min50s)
障碍赛：
The MDG created a yardstick of measureing progress and focused mind on the evil of poverty.
Captalism, free trade and equality help solve the poverty.
Timing of sloving the poverty explains why China, India and other countries solve the poverty with different effort.

作者: kingarthur00 时间: 2013-6-2 10:36
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The author explains the issue for the poor public behavior during the tourism to the foreign country. In order to solve the issue, the Chinese government should take actions to take care about the public images issue, with the rapid growth of Chinese tourism.

2'27
In order to train the students to get more practical measurement and justification, the FIELD curriculum has been tried by HBS to involve in the case study, although not all respond actively.

2'30
The first years there are three elements need to complete by the students, the team-building, pratically work the corporations covered almost the whole world countries, and try to found start-up company.For the costly reforming course replacing with the traditional case study, some faculties propose that they are not sure about the effect.

1'34
The O diamond tycoon will sell the diamond corporation, the deal representing the end of the Mining Dynasty of South Africa. With retro back, the author introduce the development process of O in the business and political areas.

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The Diamond coporation built by O relocated in London, but the O persist to live in South Africa. O holds two investment arms, one investing the medium-business in South Africa and another joint venture, withSingapore partner, doing milk business in Negiria and investing lots of secondary industry in Africa, energy and infrastructure.

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The world has relieved half of the poverty from 43% poverty to 21% poverty, geting earily success to meet the aim of Millineum Develpment Plan at the first step.

But the world need to further relief the porverty.

The past huge success in reducing poverty occured, both because the fast growing economy happen in the developing countries in developing and the gradual equality degree happen in the world.
In China, for example, the fast growth economy help relief two third of the poverty, although the inequality also grow fast.

But in the next 20years, it is hard for India to be republica of China, not only due to the fast growth economy, but also due to the less property left, the more difficulty to relieve property in the comparing amount.

Fortunately, if those developing countries could still grow fast, and will not enlarge the equality, and will not largely expand the middle class and lower class level, these developing countries still hold chances.

Although there are lots of "ifs", the method to solution these problems is to be trade free both inside and outside of thoese developing countries, and the free trading method fortunatly has yet been illustrated by developed countries.

Thanks LZ

作者: kingarthur00 时间: 2013-6-2 10:38
咦，我也上首页啦

作者: spencerX 时间: 2013-6-2 11:17
thx for sharing~

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作者: adamzjw 时间: 2013-6-2 11:25
2:50
The booming tourists from China bring foreign tourism ample business oppotunities, but the travellers uncivilized behavior causes growing concern.

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HBS attempts to develop a field method for its MBA couser, an experiment helping students with more practical application of management theory.

2:10
1:54
Oppenheimers have decided to sell its remaining stake in diamond mining industry, in which the family have been for more than a century: therefore, the family is looking for new places to invest now.

8:10
A considerable achievement of eliminating proverty has been constituted, with developing country growing faster in decades. However, to attain the goal of eliminating provert completely, a lot of targeted policies that prove to be effective can be apply.

作者: amberfuu 时间: 2013-6-2 11:51
D5
2'35'' Many countries are conceding about the Chinese tourists' qualities. Chinese people are not good host to tourists from other countries. Chinese made large amount of traveling every year all over the world.
2'23'' Harvard B school is changing their curriculum, from sitting in the classroom discussing to doing practical jobs.
2'39'' There are three essential elements included in the first stage of the course. However, there are some concerns and doubts about the practice of the course as well.
1'52'' A diamond family is acquired by another diamond mining company. The history and background of the two firms.
1'46'' What will the family do with the money they received from being acquired. Invest in some companies in diamond mining, or some other fields. Not decided yet.
Obstacle
7'35''
The poverty is still a big problem worldwide. From 1995 to now, the goal has been achieved to reduce the number of poverty (largely thanks to China). However we've got a lot more to do. The inequity of economy growth is still a big problem that result to the big amount of poverty.

There are many ifs and uncertains. We need more policies to promote the free trade, especially in developing countries.

作者: luckylucy13 时间: 2013-6-2 11:56
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作者: 饼干小熊 时间: 2013-6-2 13:02
00:02:12 中国游客素质有待提高，同时中国
00:04:15.71 HBS 正在用新一批学生尝试FIELD method witch different from and could become an equal partner to the case method
00:02:13.08 field method的一些介绍
00:03:29.95T4+T5 Nicky Oppenheimer sold the stake ；how to use these cash
00:03:26.27
脱贫。。。貌似看太快了额。。

作者: IrisZZZ 时间: 2013-6-2 14:45
Time1 – 2’25’
While China has become the biggest country for outbound tourism, the uncivilized behaviors of Chinese tourists remain a problem
Time2 – 2’21’
MBA students, learn to combine knowledge with practical application
Team-building exercises
Time3 – 1’39’
Work for real firms and launch a small company by themselves
Time4 – 1’31’
DB’s family sold its 40% stake in the world’s biggest diamond miner
Tim5 – 1’42’
Obstacle – 7’05’
The world has made great achievements in dealing with poverty, reducing half of the number
The main reason is the growth of economy
However, it’s unlikely to haul people out the poor-line as easily as several decades ago
But we have developed several experienced ways.

作者: yangzexin 时间: 2013-6-2 16:08
占座占座
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作者: peby1223 时间: 2013-6-2 16:12
2:35
1.国家部门要求增加国人游客素质
2.描述了近几年中国游客在国际游客市场上的boom，以及情况
3.英国因为中国游客而修改签证手续，使其更简单
2:10
1.HBS的学生在boston的超市做调研
2.HBS学生的学习生活情况
2:54
1.HBS的创新learnbydoing项目的基本概况
2.学生们参与这个项目的意义
1:45
1.世界上最大的钻石制造商的简介
1:44
1.nicky他们将获得售出公司的钱用来投资
2.投资的企业包括造奶粉的企业等
8:20
1.减少世界贫困人口的问题一直被大家关注
2.中国是一个减少贫困人口非常好的例子从1980年的81%到2010年的10%
3.解放一些阻碍贫困人口发展的东西比如户口以及巴西的对油的补贴

作者: jay871750293 时间: 2013-6-2 20:18
谢谢elenw~
恩恩，中国合伙人蛮好看的~

1-2'40Chinese visitors, especially those travel abroad, are bound and liable to behave politely and virtuously.

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The application of "learning by doing" mindset in the HBS's courses leads to a transition of its course arrangement.

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The gist of this article is a remarkable triumph that worldwide poverty rate is largely pared to half several years ahead the plan and a challenging future that the whole world will further curtail this number to a even lower level.
At the beginning, the author mentions a gloomy prediction of a researcher. However, what really happen proves that prediction wrong because the effort taken to tackle and combat the poverty renders a prominently and conspicuously steep decrease in the global poverty rate. Then author proceeds with the specific and definite analysis of the huge decrease. Among those factors mentioned in the article, the most expressive one to me is what China has done. In China, the country contributes three quarters to the whole decrease, the progressive and consecutive economic boom plummets the extreme poverty rate in China from 80% to 10%. What a outstanding and distinguished feat China achieves! In addition, some other grounds such as the international constitution of some developed country aimed to decrease the global poverty rate.
Furthermore, the author discusses the obstacle and hindrance concerning the deeper decrease. First of all, large part population in the obtained goal are just below or not far below the line of extreme poverty, suggesting the further decrease aimed at the more severely and seriously poor people is hard to accomplished. Moreover, the market freedom, which is the key to let many people their own run business, make profit, and get rid of poverty, is not allowed in India and many Africa countries.

作者: Elfy 时间: 2013-6-2 21:26
Speed
2:38 Concerns raised that chinese tourists lack proper behavior in foreign contries, and that even happned to some chinese hosts.
2:05 Young moms were questioned by students from HBS about the use of soap, and the students are doing this to help another company with its product. Concerns raised that students haven't learned to apply their knowledge into practice, and the new syllabus is underway.
2:23 Two plans are introduced (One is to offer students the chance to work in different companies in different countries, the other is to let them create their own companies). Some problems with the first yr's plan are discussed and the effect of this change is still uncertain.
1:52 N is selling it's diamond company. Some histories about this company and it's former chairmen.
1:22 The family's power has decreased lately. How N might use his cash for further investment.

Obstacle
5:13 The rate of extreme poverty has declined greatly in these years, and will be set a new target to decrease further. Some factors (edu, market, etc) and examples (China's inequality) that contribute to this decline. And though it will be harder to achieve further decline, severals ifs could make it possible if they are carried out.

作者: Katherine715 时间: 2013-6-2 23:19
在小分队分类下找了半天。。。表示小分队每天的阅读发帖时间是按照什么时区算的呀？周六和周日两篇的发帖间隔不到24小时，一直以为这是周日的，然后发现是周六的。每天好像都是晚上10点以后发帖的样子？

2：31.1
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7：22.3

作者: irvan 时间: 2013-6-2 23:43
表示刚刷出来19-18。。。看来bug了

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Speed
01:27
China has become the highest-spending nation for outbound tourism, but the quality of some chinese travelers is not high.
00:50
Experiment of MBA curriculum of Havard Business School
01:06
Three elements of the first year
01:15
Introduction to the oppenhrimers
00:43
New development of the family

Obstacle
04:33
Main idea: Poverty around the world
Attitude: Positive
Structure:
         1) Still a lot people are suffering extrem poverty.
         2) Poverty rate has decreased a lot during these years.
         3) Reasons why it will be harder to take a billion more people out of poverty.
         4) The goal can still be achieved.

作者: 枣糕兔 时间: 2013-6-3 00:14
先来占个座吧，虽然今晚肯定是不可能读了……
最近有两门课提前期末考，真是分身乏术TUT

作者: hazeldream 时间: 2013-6-3 01:22
忙着复习期末考，突然想起来阅读小分队还没做，赶紧过来补一补。没记时，在pad上做的

作者: JungHa 时间: 2013-6-3 05:50
my homework:

(2:15)Chinese toursists are travelling to oversea countries more than ever but their quality is low
(1:55)HBS started a new course called FIELD to allow students learn by doing
(2:10)There are debate about the success of the FIELD courses – some think this will provide unforgettable experience, some challenges that students will not gain much in short time frame.
(1:31)Intro of the history of De Beers and Anglo American
(1:33) Potential uses of cash after the deal is closed
(6:21) Elimination of poor has been driven by MDGs, but the real growth driver is growth of econ.
It is now getting more and more difficult to reduce the poverty figures than it was few years ago (2 reasons)
However, this can still be achieved.

作者: claire1827 时间: 2013-6-3 08:09
2.18
2.08
2.40
1.43
1.30
Obstacle 7.0
poverty in world & reducing policy

作者: joanfighter 时间: 2013-6-3 09:21
怎么就忙期末考了我七月才放假呢摔！

time1 00:02:25.81
chinese tourism has raised recently in a sharp rate. meanwhile some problem has emerged into people's stereotype. chinese government give their concerns and proposes.
time2  00:02:01.86
HBS students are experiencing a new program and a new method of teaching business. this method is differing from old ones.
time3 00:02:21.11
HBS new method of teaching includes many parts. firstly students are sended to other countries, sparsing in different firms. secondly there are some regular courses processed in classrooms, thirdly they can own some fundings to start a business by themselves. but some other business leaders are questioning this kind of teaching method, while still wish it can work out perfectly.
time3  00:01:38.38
some big changes happened in south africa.the biggest shareholder in a famous diamond company sold his stakes. this famous company was found in the begining of 20th, and  it occupied a big mining company, growing bigger and bigger. this family who owned this company is affluence.
time5 00:01:26.87
this family has its own plan to rule these new cash. it has its own capital funding arms. one in south africa while another in singapore. one of their family spokeman said recently that the cash will influse into new industry such as agriculture and energy.
time6 00:05:41.34
main idea: MDG is a famous organization in the world for its goals to help poor people around the world. its measures are  effective to help poverty.
altitude: positive
para connecting:
there are millions of people in the world are living below the poor standard, which is 1.25 dollar a day.
some non-government organizations aimed at reducing the poverty people put out some measures to achieve their goals, and in fact the world poverty people did reduce these years.
but some of MDG's measures are useless in reducing the poor popularation. in fact, most of their measures are very helpful. such as narrow the gap between developing countries and developed ones. developing countries' economies are accerating so fast recently.
take china as an example, china has reduced millions of poor people in these 20 years.
lessing the restrictations in markets is also helpful.

作者: change17251 时间: 2013-6-3 10:09
2,38
2,15
1,35
1,45

obstacle 6,57

the world has been making extraodinary progress in lifting people out of extreme poverty.
1> government should adopt a new goal for reducing the poverty
2> economic growth has eased dectitution
3> reasons about the difficulty to take 1 billion more poeple out of extreme poverty in the next 20 years than in the past 20
4> the good aspect of reducing poverty

作者: change17251 时间: 2013-6-3 10:13
哎呀~~ 第三篇忘了及时了。。。

中国合伙人真心赞啊
二战杀G失败之后默默跑去电影院看了，看得那叫一个心酸，不过补了好多好多好正能量啊。。。

现在每天都要坚持跟着小分队的步伐！继续杀G

作者: Jesyishuang 时间: 2013-6-3 17:06
2:19 It is warned that tourists' bad behavior damages the image of the Chinese people.
China has become the highest-spending nation for outbound tourism.
To make money from China, Britain promised to simplify visa applications.
1:52 “Learning by doing” will become the norm in HBS.
2:48 The specific of the practical application of HBS.
1:46 The development of De Beers which ran the diamond business.
1:39 Nicky Oppenheimer's investment.

7:20
Main idea: pull the poorest of the poor out of destitution
Attitude: Objective
Structure:
1)The world has been making extraordinary progress in lifting people out of extreme poverty between 1990 and 2010, and the aim of reducing by another billion the number of people in extreme poverty should be finished by 2030.
2)Raising people above the level of wretchedness is not a sufficient ambition but a necessary one.
3)How to do it?
4)With fewer people just below the official misery limit, it will be more difficult to push large numbers over it.
5)Why did China's real great leap forward occurr but is its experience unlikely to be swiftly replicated in India and Africa?

作者: stellaczw 时间: 2013-6-3 17:11
time1-2'36'
time2- 2'24''
time3:-2'44''
time4: 1'54''
time5: 1'39''
obstacle: 7'02''

作者: qiuhao871227 时间: 2013-6-3 22:06
Time1
2'53''
Time2
2'18''
Time3
2'30''
Time4
1'55''
Time5
1'37''
Obstacle
7'58''
Nearly 1 billion people have been taken out of extreme poverty in 20 years.
Government should set the new goal to reduce by another billion the number of people in extrem poverty by 2030.
Thanks to the capitalism and free trade,the growth of the countries has eased destitution.
Liberalising markets is the biggest poverty-reduction measure.
Thanks to the same economic principles that the developed world grow rich and could pull the poorest of the poor out of destitution.

作者: 铁板大黄鸭 时间: 2013-6-3 22:11
Elen发的文章还是一如既往的火啊～～Elen好棒！

作者: XLJIAYOU 时间: 2013-6-3 23:14
先占个座，最近事情太多了，明天补上！

作者: lxskyfly 时间: 2013-6-4 07:25
SPEED/
1:55 Chinese visitors' quality has raise concern around the world, which happens at the same time along with more expense in outbound visit and unfriendly attitudes of visiting host.

2:20 HBS course F has given MBA students an opportunity to practice management in practical, and then it states why HBS takes this measure

3:10 what steps of F course will take for practical attempt and then the article states some concern it may raise

1:37 Nicky want to sell the stakes of company and end up the dynasty he created. Also, the article stated how the family dynasty set up and why it undertake changes

1:46 How Nicky family waned its reputation and the company O will get into new surging markets of several energy with its new pile of money

作者: TakiZhao 时间: 2013-6-4 07:47
2-16
the behavior of overseas Chinese tourists represent the image of Chinese people
1-38
Chinese students in HBS
1-52
How the FIELD method works
1-25
the history of De Beer
1-31
The De Beer family's influence was waned
5-25

>>>people are helping reduce the number of people in extreme poverty
>>>poor countries should develop capitalism to boost their economy. China has made a great contribution to improve the poor situation in the world
>>>proper policies should be made to help poor countries

作者: totti_roma 时间: 2013-6-4 08:59
1.2'09
2.2'15
3.3'15
4.1'30
5.1'37
obstacle.9'56
poverty
baseline
reach the goal ahead of time: 5years
china-->3/4
india,africa->more difficult->because fewer poor people
difficulties to continue the development
not so difficult-> free trade. e.g. china privite companies, africa tarriff

作者: ElenW 时间: 2013-6-4 09:27

铁板大黄鸭发表于 2013-6-3 22:11
Elen发的文章还是一如既往的火啊～～Elen好棒！

猴哥换马甲了吗？？

有点晕了哈哈哈

作者: ElenW 时间: 2013-6-4 09:29

XLJIAYOU 发表于 2013-6-3 23:14
先占个座，最近事情太多了，明天补上！

记得补哦！！晚上来检查哈哈哈

作者: ElenW 时间: 2013-6-4 09:30

Katherine715 发表于 2013-6-2 23:19
在小分队分类下找了半天。。。表示小分队每天的阅读发帖时间是按照什么时区算的呀？周六和周日两篇的发帖间 ...

我是周六晚上发星期天的作业哦~~我一般发帖的时候都是周日凌晨了。。。。額。。。。。

作者: ElenW 时间: 2013-6-4 09:31

spencerX 发表于 2013-6-2 11:17
thx for sharing~

1'49

不用谢哈哈哈

作者: ElenW 时间: 2013-6-4 09:32

枣糕兔发表于 2013-6-3 00:14
先来占个座吧，虽然今晚肯定是不可能读了……
最近有两门课提前期末考，真是分身乏术TUT
...

期末~~~~~通宵的日子来了

作者: ElenW 时间: 2013-6-4 09:34

change17251 发表于 2013-6-3 10:13
哎呀~~ 第三篇忘了及时了。。。

中国合伙人真心赞啊

加油！！！！我也敗着的哈哈哈哈调整过来就好了这不是高考！！！！

作者: 枣糕兔 时间: 2013-6-4 11:57

ElenW 发表于 2013-6-4 09:32
期末~~~~~通宵的日子来了

TUT可不是！
我们这是有两门课提前期末考了。。。。否则期末就有10门。。。（哭着跑走
19系列我又落下了哎。。。

作者: 铁板大黄鸭 时间: 2013-6-4 23:19

ElenW 发表于 2013-6-4 09:27
猴哥换马甲了吗？？有点晕了哈哈哈

哈哈哈呵呵呵继续猜～

作者: myisabella 时间: 2013-6-5 07:12
19-18
[Time1]  morality  [m??r?liti] n.道德(性)；德行，品行；道德观(规范)
graffiti n. 墙上乱写乱画的东西（graffito的复数形式）
vandal ['v?nd?l] n. 文化艺术的破坏者；蓄意破坏者 adj. 破坏文化艺术的
outbound adj. 出站；驶向外国的，向外去的
bully ['buli] n. 欺凌弱小者；土霸 adj. [口]第一流的；特好的 vt. 欺负；威吓 vi. 欺侮人 adv. 很；十分 int. [口]好；妙

[Time2]  (347)  02：21.52
fieldwork n. 野外工作；现场工作；野战工事
overhaul [,?uv?'h?:l, '?uv?h?:l] vt. 分解检查，大修；追上并超过
immersion n. 沉浸；陷入；专心
dean n. 院长；系主任；教务长；主持牧师
lament n. 挽歌；恸哭；悲痛之情 vi. 哀悼；悲叹；悔恨 vt. 哀悼；痛惜
HBS students do some practical application into their MBA curriculum.

[Time3]  (409) 02:34.47
delegate vt. 委派…为代表 n.代表

[Time4]  (268) 02:39.12
hoard [h?:d] vi. 积聚钱财；贮藏货物
vt. 贮藏 n. 贮藏物
wield vt. 使用；行使；挥舞
parliament ['pɑ:l?m?nt] n. 议会，国会

[Time5] (257) 02:05.67
acumen  n. 聪明，敏锐
barred adj. 被禁止的；有条纹的v. （用栅栏）阻挡（bar的过去式）
dabbling  adj. [建]灌注的；嬉水的n. 涉猎
v. 涉猎；玩水；草率地对待；溅湿（dabble的ing形式）

作者: 铁板神鹿 时间: 2013-6-5 11:11
谢谢ElenW~~~~~~~~~~~~

07:30
The new goal to reduce the number of proverty
The world's achievement in the field of poverty is impressive,especially the China, reducing its extreme-poverty rate from 84% to 10%.
It will be harder to take more poeple out of extreme in the next 20 years, especially poor goverance in India & Africa.
However, the goal can still be achieved.
Discussion on the possible method: freeing trade between countries.

作者: wangjue1102 时间: 2013-6-5 21:30
2’20’’
China has been hit by many scandals about low-quality tourists’ unseemly behaviors around the world lately. We should realize that each of us displays the image of our country. The sheer number of the tourists in China has mounted top in the world.

1’53’’
The idea of reinvention of MBA coursed in HU derived from the lack of coursed to make students with practical application of management studies, which is deemed as essential quality should be seen in a MBA graduate.

2’09’’
The elements in the coursed are elaborated. And there are some concerns about its viability.

1’38’’
1’29’’
The end of an era the origin and the development of an immense family corporation

OBSTACLE 6’10’’
The extraordinary progress has been made in reducing the sheer number of the poor.
The varying standard for “poverty line” reflects gulf among countries.
The MDGs exert its influence by creating a yardstick for measuring progress.
The essential part ---- free economy, a mechanism allow the poor to get richer
China is largely responsible for the reduction.
The reasons why it will be harder to take a billion more people out of extreme poverty in the next 20 years than it was in the past 20 years are discussed.
辛苦了楼主大人~~~~

作者: XLJIAYOU 时间: 2013-6-5 23:53
2：59
ill-behaved tourists are damging China's image.
2:40
HBS is trying to let "learning by doing" be a norm.
2:25
three elements about the project and whether it will succeed in future is still being work out.
1:52
the end of an era for De Beers, the world's biggest diamond miner.
1:42
what the new money will be used to do?
看看小分队，知道了不少新闻，哈哈哈··

作者: kimwang53 时间: 2013-6-6 18:47
2.20
2.15
2.50
2.15
1.40

elen辛苦了

作者: 铁板神猴 时间: 2013-6-6 21:30
2'28''
1'51''
2'35''
1'36''
1'32''

6'29''

作者: 铁板神猴 时间: 2013-6-7 20:41

ElenW 发表于 2013-6-4 09:27
猴哥换马甲了吗？？有点晕了哈哈哈

我怎么可能换这么挫的马甲

作者: MangoYu 时间: 2013-6-11 17:51
一个星期没来了，上来打个酱油。在职备考真心不易，做好的计划经常因为临时有事被推翻。再加上本人无依无靠小北漂一枚，租房交通吃饭看病全部都要自己搞定，能挤给学习的时间就生那么一丁点。还在校的小朋友们珍惜你们大把大把的时间吧！争取这几天再回来跟着小分队读几篇。

作者: wensd1111 时间: 2013-6-20 07:07
1 A 02:01
2 A 01:40
3 A 01:55
4 A 01:53
5 A 01:30
6 A 06:05
the poor eliminte achivement was glorious over the past 3 decades. the development in the developing coutries contribute a lot. the emerging countries's standard of porverty and how did they perform were show next. third, the china factor plays an important role in the progress. fourth, the future plan of achieving the same fruits was expected, and ways to achieve was advice. at last, the general situation in africa and india ws discussed.

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