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China calls for negotiation over trade conflict
The China Daily reports on the growing trade conflict between China and the United States(China Daily, 2/16/06) Read More...


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The Decline and Fall of Europe
The most significant trend of the next decade may be the economic decline of Europe, the columnist writes. By Fareed Zakaria. (Washington Post, 2/14/2006) Read More...


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Boom Time at the Rope Sellers
This article unmasks the truth behind the current state of Russia's economy. (Dr. Gary K. Busch, 1/30/06) Read More...


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Zheng He Revisited: Space Exploration and Sino-Brazilian Relations
Frank Braun explores the motivation for China's space program and the ramifications of increasing economic ties between China and Brazil.(The Brown Journal of World Affairs, 2/5/06) Read More...


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Waiting for a Wunder
The economist reports on Germany's economic transformation and the prospects for renewed growth following the World Cup.(The Economist, 2/9/06, $) Read More...


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Poverty in Africa
Online publication of the World Bank's Africa Region and deals with monitoring and measuring poverty keeps a Household Survey Databank, contains resources and support for people working to understand ... Read More...


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3 Myths About the Iran Conflict
The authors dispel three arguments against imposing economic sanctions against Iran. By Mel Levine, Alex Turkeltaub and Alex Gorbansky. (Washington Post, 2/7/2006) Read More...


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Russia Inc.
A new Russia has emerged in which state has become a corporate enterprise that Russian citizens no longer control. By Andrei Illarionov. (New York Times, 2/4/2006) Read More...


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A Foreign Invasion
The economist reports on Canada's fondness for globalization and FDI.(Economist, 2/2/06,$) Read More...


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China, the US, and Battle to Lead a Globalized World
German journalists Frank Hornig and Wieland Wagner are skeptical about America's chances in a battle with China for economic superiority. (Der Spiegel 2/3/06) Read More...


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China, the US, and Battle to Lead a Globalized World
German journalists Frank Hornig and Wieland Wagner are skeptical about America's chances in a battle with China for economic superiority. (Der Spiegel 2/3/06) Read More...


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Women Hold the Key
The Guardian examines the growing importance of women in the future of Iran. But is there more to it than that? With a wave of new leadership of women like Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf (Liberia), Angela Me... Read More...


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India and the US Move from Relationship to Partnership
New Delhi's partnership with the US is based on India’s accelerating growth and free market democracy, argued Kamal Nath, the Minister of Commerce and Industry for India. (World Economic Forum, 1/28/... Read More...


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Turnaround in Difficult Times
How to read the warning signs of a company's imminent collapse to avoid that catastrophe was the topic of a session dedicated to turning a firm in difficulty around. (World Economic Forum, 1/28/2006) Read More...


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China's Growing Appetite
The governor of the People’s Bank of China, Zhou Xiaochuan, put the growing presence of China in the global market into context today. (World Economic Forum, 1/27/2006) Read More...


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The International Economic Blockade and Its Main Weapons
Paper that provides a historical perspective on economic blockades. By Dr. Ghada Gomaa A. Mohamed. (IA-Forum, 1/14/2006) Read More...


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Trade Battle Starts in Hong Kong
This article focuses on the growing anti-globalization fervor of many throughout the world. The protests in Hong Kong were the latest of protests of this type that has been occuring more frequently i... Read More...


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Trade battle starts in Hong Kong
Six days of world trade talks have begun in Hong Kong amid clashes between police and protesters, some of whom have managed to enter the conference. (BBC News, 12/13/2005) Read More...


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Get French or Die Trying
The author writes that the nightly riots spreading across France have little to do with Islam, but reflect the ongoing alienation of the society's underclass. By Olivier Roy. (New York Times, 11/9/200... Read More...


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Facing gathering clouds of overcapacity
Author writes that while the Chinese economy is still benefiting from its rising status, warning lights have begun to flash about overcapacity in the domestic market. (China Daily, 11/16/2005) Read More...


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Merkel Outfoxed, or Leading the Pack?
Editorial that looks at the compromises made by Angela Merkel's party and whether they spell economic disaster or offer a silver lining. Concludes that barring a miracle, the cost at which Ms. Merkel ... Read More...


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An Economy Raised on Pork Barrel
The political and economic environment, combined with low wage increases, longer working hours, the necessity of wives working, and peoples' concerns about keeping their jobs is creating political res... Read More...


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Confronting China's Bureaucracy on Its Own Terms
Discusses China's trade agreements with the US.By Lawrence B. Lindsey. (AEI 8/12/05) Read More...


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Time to Look at the SEC's Role Afresh
Discusses the SEC's priorities with the departure of Bill Donaldson. By James K. Glassman. (AEI 6/27/05) Read More...


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A Paradox of Interest
Discusses Alan Greenspan's views on the inernational exchange rate and value of the dollar. By R. Glenn Hubbard. (AEI 7/23/05) Read More...


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China Should Revalue the RMB
Discusses changing the value of Chinese currency. By Phillip L. Swagel. (AEI 6/22/05) Read More...


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Social Security Ad Detached from Reality
Discusses differences with social security bonds and treasury bonds.By Alex J. Pollock. (AEI 8/11/05) Read More...


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What ECB Has to Do to Lift Sluggish Eurozone
Discusses the ECB's plan for growing oil prices, inflation, and various other economic problems. By Desmond Lachman. (AEI 8/10/05) Read More...


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My Stalker
Discusses various topics regarding the market. By James K. Glassman(AEI 8/09/05) Read More...


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Is Fear Driving Too Much of U.S. Policy?
Discusses trade relations between China and Unocal, as well as how the media has affected the international trading relationship. By James K. Glassman. (AEI 8/08/05) Read More...


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