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Shaped by many cultures, some forms of capitalism are more palatable to anti-globalization activists than others
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Why Dollar Hegemony Is Unhealthy

The world’s dangerous dependence on the US dollar risks hurting all
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With a booming economy, China takes steps to spread its wealth
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Dodging the Curse of Diamonds and Gold

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Cross-border impacts depend on the level of panic
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More than 20 central banks have eased monetary policy
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China Must Prove Silk Road Plan Is Serious

Modern Silk Road could connect 65 nations, yet open governance, foreign policy leadership also needed
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Economic Policy Turned Inside Out

The US, EU and Japan rely on quantitative easing while ignoring structural reforms
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Global Rate-Cutting Frenzy Could Freeze US Economic Recovery

Strong dollar discourages US exports with slumping factory orders and corporate earnings
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