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Kids of Working Moms Grow Into Happy Adults Mobile banking is A tip for NATO to keepkeep changing how we pay Georgia even closerr See on p. 14 See on p. 8 MERAB PACHULIA, GORBI 23 July, 2018 News Making Money http://www.fi nchannel.com Pentagon to Give Fewer severe Kids of Working Moms natural Ukraine $200 Million disasters in More in Military Aid Grow Into Happy Adults the first half The FINANCIAL -- The U.S. and advisory assistance. All The FINANCIAL -- In earlier eventual careers than the Professor Kathleen McGinn of the year Defense Department says the military aid is nonlethal in research, Kathleen McGinn daughters of stay-at-home hopes the fi ndings bring a it will give $200 million to nature. and colleagues discovered moms. big sigh of relief for guilt- The FINANCIAL -- The fi rst Ukraine to help bolster its mil- A timeline for delivery of that adult kids of working Now the full study has ridden mothers who either half of 2018 was fortunate in itary’s defensive capabilities. the aid and equipment is to be moms are high achievers at been released, and it brings have to hold down a job to that natural disasters across Voice of America reported. determined later, the Penta- work. Now it turns out they even more good news for the make ends meet or simply the world caused signifi cantly The Pentagon said in an an- gon said. are happy, too. children of working moms: choose to work outside the lower losses than usual. Ac- nouncement Friday the mon- In 2015, preliminary re- They wind up just as happy home while raising their cording to provisional fi gures, ey will be used to help fund sults of a groundbreaking in adulthood as the children children. overall losses were around military training, equipment Continued on p. 2 study found that the daugh- of moms who stayed home, US$ 33bn, the lowest level ters of employed mothers according to HBS. since 2005 (US$ 29bn after adjustment for infl ation). Consumer sentiment in often perform better in their Harvard Business School Continued on p. 17 Europe improves slightly Estimating the Risk of Modern Slavery in 2018 Continued on p. 4 The FINANCIAL -- The con- since November 2007. The The FINANCIAL -- In 2017, Some regions of the world Walk Free and Gallup have sumer sentiment among Eu- average propensity to buy in Walk Free Fou ndation suff er this problem dispropor- collaborated since 2014 to CURRENCIES ropean consumers improved the EU dropped slightly, al- and the International Labour tionately, with modern slav- collect data on modern slav- slightly in the second quarter though the propensity to save Organization estimated that ery most prevalent in Africa ery using nationally repre- July 21 July 14 of 2018. also fell, making more money there were 40 million victims (7.6 per 1,000 people) and sentative household surveys In June the GfK Consumer available for consumption, of modern slavery on any giv- least prevalent in the Ameri- implemented through the 1 USD 2.4417 2.4478 Climate for the 28 EU states according to GFK. en day in 2016, including 25 cas (1.9 per 1,000 people). Gallup World Poll. 1 EUR 2.8436 2.8458 reached 23.2 points, thus tak- million people in forced labor o provide a targeted, ob- 100 RUB 3.8430 3.9292 ing it 2.6 points above March’s and 15 million in forced mar- jective assessment of the fi gure. This is its highest level Continued on p. 6 riage. problem at the country level, Continued on p. 11 1 TRY 0.5080 0.5040 © 2018 The FINANCIAL. 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