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Meeting Highlights
The writer applauds China's policymakers for their sensible and timely decision to adopt "prudent fiscal policies". By Yan Xizao. (China Daily, 12/6/2004) Read More...


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Saudi Arabia: Economic, Oil And Mineral Restructuring And Reforms
Now is an especially opportune time to focus our attention on such issues as the economy of the Middle East, the roads to growth, and the role that hydrocarbons and the national oil companies play in ... Read More...


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Russia and India Strategic Partners
Article discusses the recent declaration of Russia and India that pledge to have bilateral agreements on "all sides." (Novosti, 12/3/04) Read More...


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China's Trade Environment as Poor
Article discusses the effects of anti-dumping laws in China, and the serious repercussions it is creating on their economy. (People's Daily Online, 12/3/04) Read More...


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PM's Parting Shot with WTO
Australia plans to create bilateral agreements as they view the WTO as too slow to get things done. Article also discusses the PM's reasons for not signing a non-aggression pact with ASEAN. By Steve L... Read More...


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The Paradigm Change in World Trade
Supachai Panitchpakdi discusses how he believes India will soon become the center of a rapidly involving global trading system. (The Financial Express, 12/2/04) Read More...


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How to Survive in the Age of Globalization and WTO
Tony Lopez discusses how to survive during the age of global trade, and how to use it to your advantage and succeed. (The Manila Times. 12/3/04) Read More...


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Argentina Can Wait, Says IMF
Article discusses that unless Argentina restructures their state debt, the IMF will not reopen discussions with them. (KeralaNext.com, 12/3/04) Read More...


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Fresh Loan Ends IMF Program In Armenia
Article discusses the IMF plan for a three year lending program in Armenia. Also discusses Armenia's economic growth and recovery. By Atom Markarian (BakuToday.net, 12/3/04) Read More...


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World Bank urges Israel to end Palestinian closures
Article discusses the World Bank's plea to Israel to reduce restrictions on trade between Israel and Palestine. Also discusses what the World Bank thinks Palestine should do to help their economy. (Th... Read More...


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Netherlands Institute of International Relations
Miision is to promote the understanding of international affairs. Special attention is devoted to European integration, transatlantic relations, international security, conflict studies, policy making... Read More...


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The Iraqi Oil Industry: A Look Ahead
Lecture delivered by MEES Editor-In-Chief Dr Khadduri at St Antony’s College, Oxford University. By Walid Khadduri. (Middle East Economic Survey, 11/29/2004) Read More...


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Russia Seeks Help for WTO Entry
Article discusses Russia's plan to increase positive trade relations with India in an attempt to get a bid for the WTO. By Monica Gupta (11/27/04, Rediff.com) Read More...


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SAARC Nations to Pursue Common Stand in WTO
Discusses the reasons behind and future plans of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC). (The Daily Star, 11/26/04) Read More...


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EU Gets Green Light to Levy US Sanctions
Article discusses the effects of the WTO decision to fine the US after the US failed to remove the illegal anti-dumping legislation. (IAfrica.com, 11/27/04) Read More...


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No WTO Deal on Post-Quota Period
Discusses the differing views on the recent discussions to remove textile trade barriers. (11/26/04, EmergingTextiles.com) Read More...


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Pakistan: EPB Ready to Compensate Exporters Even as Smuggling Stifles the Sector
Article discusses the effects of recent WTO and US policies on Pakistan. Also discusses the rampant textile smuggling faced by Pakistan, and proposed methods to combat this. (Fibre to Fashion, 11/26/0... Read More...


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IMF Predicts Economic Recovery Next Year
Discusses the reasoning behing the IMF prediction that the Korean economy will soon improve. (The Korea Times, 11/27/04) Read More...


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Pakistan Seeks World Bank Help to Solve Water Dispute with India
Discusses Pakistan's efforts to have the World Bank's support over their conflict with India over pipelines. (China View, 11/27/04) Read More...


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World Bank Report: Palestine in Deep Economic Crisis
Interview with John Wetter of the World Bank that discusses the future of the Palestinian economy. By Beatriz Díez (Radio Netherlands, 11/27/04) Read More...


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Russia Signs 3 WTO Protocols, Eyes 2005 Accession
Discusses China's attempts at becoming a member of the WTO. China has recently entered bilateral trade agreements with Chile, South Korea, and Taiwan, which are needed to strengthen their bid. By Paul... Read More...


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Robbing Kenyans to Fulfil IMF Interests
Joe Donde discusses how he feels the IMF's reccomendations for Kenya will hurt more than help. (The Standard, 11/19/04) Read More...


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Greenspan Joins IMF in Urging US to Live Within Its Means
Discusses how Greenspan feels that the United States needs to work with the IMF and follow their reccomendations in order to meet its deficits. (The Economic Times, 11/20/04) Read More...


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IMF chief Counsels Putin on How to Double Russia's Growth
Discusses the IMF belief that Russia needs to have less state intervention and watch for inflation in order to have a more prosperous economy. (ChannelnewsAsia.com, 11/19/04) Read More...


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APEC Plays Bigger Role in World Economy
Article discusses the success of APEC, and their future plans as they finished a round of meetings. (China View.com, 11/21/04) Read More...


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Textile Jobs: Goodbye US, Hello China
Discusses the history of China's textiles production, and the impact it has on US manufacturers. By Stella M. Hopkins (Charlotte Observor, 11/21/04) Read More...


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Easy Fixes for Social Security
The projected Social Security deficit is small enough to be fixed without a major revision, says the author. By Edith U. Fierst. (Washington Post, 11/18/2004) Read More...


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Energy As A Security Challenge For The EU
Author warns of energy security crisis and suggests that attention should be paid to events and signals in the energy world that could be early warnings of impending danger. By John Gault. (Middle Eas... Read More...


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Will China's Growth Sustain 30 More Years?
Author believes China's future growth will hinge on two factors: China's ability to sustain its high private deposits amid labor force changes and its ability to transition productivity to be the main... Read More...


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Latin America's Chinese puzzle
The potential for profit in forging commercial ties with China has left some in the Caribbean and Central and South America positively giddy. But nothing is guaranteed. (The Miami Herald, 11/13/2004) Read More...


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