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Easing the Financial Pressure
Tuesday, 31 January 2012 16:13
Quantitative easing is the new target of those seeking to reform the world of high finance. They would be better off focusing their efforts elsewhere

Imitating Mittelstand
Sunday, 15 January 2012 16:45
There was scant January cheer in Germany this week, as economic forecasters announced preliminary figures detailing a slowdown in that country’s growth in the final quarter of 2011

Is China North or South?
Wednesday, 21 December 2011 08:25
Why foreign aid still makes sense, but needs to reseat the players?

Striking Out: The End of Trade Unionism
Wednesday, 14 December 2011 14:09
Capitalism has reformed immeasurably since the days when strikes were last common in Europe. It is time for trade unionism to reform too

A Country Standing at the Edge of a Cliff
Friday, 09 December 2011 09:13
How is the revolution affecting Egypt’s economy? Were Egyptians better off when they were worse off?

Global Economy
An Asian Geopolitical Game of Risk
The US military, diplomatic and political strategies in Asia show a new approach to the continent
Energy in International Politics: the Rise of a New Power Currency
The growing importance of hydrocarbons for the world economy has increased their potential nature as powerful political tools
In Praise of Joint Initiatives in the Mining Industry
Proving the value of self-regulation in developing countries
Bigger, Stronger, Smarter, Richer
Some thoughts on the fixation with economic growth




