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1)
To debate the concept of the black pound (or the
black dollar) worth £40 billion in the UK,
$1 trillion in the USA, and many more billions
in Africa, the Caribbean and South America. How
can this black money be leveraged. Everybody wants
it - but who is benefitting most from it?
2)
To showcase good black businesses. Tell the stories
of business owners who understand the concept
of success – however it is done, whatever
the commodity or service, and to whomever they
can sell to.
3)
To encourage more black people to start businesses
- where real wealth can be attained. Create a
product or a service, rather than be perpetual
consumers.
4)
To urge people to be aware of black businesses
around them, and where possible - encourage the
business owner - by becoming customers or clients
of those black businesses.
5)
To showcase top black professionals, who thrive
in the corporate world.
6)
To urge people of means, to invest in black businesses,
even if they will not want to run those business
themselves. Get to know the prospective business
partner until there is trust, and use contacts
and corporate knowledge to accelerate the growth.
7)
To encourage people to work together, in Economic
Empowerment Groups. United people can make a real
improvment in their lives, and their businesses.
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Topics
covered on this site include
- the
historical and current analysis of the economical
and social status of the African diaspora;
- the
exploration of economic successes and failures;
- examination
of the global economy;
- highlighting
obstacles to development in the black world;
noting the lack of investment in knowledge;
and lack of funds; corruption; crime and exploitation;
- reviewing
the progress (if any) made by black non-governmental
organisations including churches; civil rights
groups, socio-political groups and investment
clubs.
Suggest
a black business, organisation or top black professional
to be featured on this site
Email: info@blackeconomics.co.uk
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