Well for one thing it is an aspect that affects people s everyday lives. So therefore we can say that job creation makes a country not only healthier, better educated, and more prosperous, but also more stable - one of the major goals of sustainable development. But the real goal of any development program is to give the host country the tools with which to one day function independent of foreign aid. But this vision can only be realized with the active participation of international business. As I have said, economic development is only possible if people have reasonable opportunities to earn a living.
Government can function only if a stable tax base exists.
And a stable tax base will exist only if businesses thrive and prosper. But of course, businesses can thrive and prosper only if the government creates conditions that stimulate and promote business development. For instance, we know that businesses need a sound legal framework within which to operate. We know that transparency and accountability is essential to a healthy business climate. And we know that corruption can undermine every effort at reform.