The EU Can Ignore Eastern Europe at Its Own Peril

Liberalization and integration will be at risk if Western Europe ignores the East
Katinka Barysch
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The G-20 and the Future of Capitalism – Part II

The London G-20 summit spotlights the great disunion of the European Union at a critical juncture
Jean-Pierre Lehmann
April 1, 2009

The G-20 and the Future of Capitalism – Part I

Vacuous talk of international cooperation while countries chart their narrow course does not bode well
Jeffrey E. Garten
March 30, 2009

No One Model for New Global Economy

The US, Japan and China should build a tripartite vision, not a new Bretton Woods
Yoichi Funabashi
March 23, 2009

China Rises Again – Part I

Unlike the past three occasions, China faces new global challenges to its preeminence
Wang Gungwu
March 25, 2009

Protectionism Threatens Global Economic Recovery

The G20 must act in concert to endorse free trade and stabilize the global financial system
Richard Baldwin and Simon Evenett
March 13, 2009
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A Towering Chinese Debt Mountain Looms Over Markets

Slowing economy and $28 trillion in debt rattles global markets
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The world’s seventh largest economy – Brazil – is flailing
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Treasuries Extend Global-Debt Rally on China, US Growth Worry

Manufacturing woes, especially in China, could disrupt Fed’s plan to normalize rates
Ari Altstedter and Allison McNeely
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How the Fed's Rate Hikes May Impact Asia

Additional hikes could disrupt investments for exporting nations and those with high levels of debt
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Microloans Don’t Solve Poverty

The $60 billion industry may be over-hyped
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