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Barry Eichengreen The world economy is visibly sinking, and the policymakers who are supposed to be its stewards are tying themselves in knots. Or so sugge 
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As exporters feel the pinch, one analyst is suggesting that a surreptitious retreat from globalisation may be provoking the decline
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Nearly eight years since the first signs the global financial crisis, the world economy is mired in slump and faces another financial collapse.
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Jim willie Jim rogers Greg hunter Option trading broker Unknown Lindsey williams Jim willie today Financial advisers Silver price Business financial plan Noam ...
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Among the 2,500 participants at the world’s most prestigious gathering of political and business leaders, just 17 per cent will be women
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“Free trade” is often treated without question as an indisputable truth in contemporary economic courses. It is seen as an orthodox doctrine of the macroeconomic religion and to dispute its validit...
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The Islamic State gets a lot of attention, but the state of Sino-American relations, the ability of the eurozone to generate some economic growth, and a resolution of the crisis in Ukraine are likely to matter a lot more to the overall state of world affairs in the months and years ahead. I'd even argue that a nuclear deal and gradual thaw with Iran will matter a lot more to world affairs than the battle against the Islamic State.
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The political theorist and linguist slams the agreement that has little to do with free trade.
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Remember when everything was “Made in China”? Those days are long gone and will likely never return. In 2013, foreign direct investment (FDI) into Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand, known as ASEAN 5, outstripped FDI into China for the first time, and a big chunk of the investment those Southeast Asian countries received came from China, now the third-largest foreign investor in the world.
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World domination is a topic that is frequently dramatized across a variety of genres. From action cartoons to epic movies, the plot of a power hungry madman or clique of madmen bent on absolute control has provided the foundation for dynamic plots that have captivated various people. No other person has masterfully spun such personalities and plots than history itself. While everybody is familiar with megalomaniacal leaders like the fascist Adolf Hitler and strongman Soviet leader Joseph Stalin, few realize the pivotal and directing role of high level western corporate-financier interests, or “globalist”, insiders acting backstage throughout some of the most grotesque portions of history
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“GLOBALISATION” has become the buzzword of the last two decades. The sudden increase in the exchange of knowledge, trade and capital around the world, driven by technological innovation, from the internet to shipping containers, thrust the term into the limelight.
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Will the Rana Plaza factory tragedy mean Bangladeshi garment workers no longer have to work in death traps? It's five months on from the collapse of the 8 storey building in Dhaka, in which more than a thousand workers died, and several thousand lost arms or legs or were paralysed. Jane Deith reports from Dhaka on what's happened since. Just how much medical and financial help have survivors and families of the dead received?
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Economist, specialized in political economy and peer-to-peer dynamics; core member of the P2P Foundation
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