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Internal forces, technological change and problematic policies spur growing inequality
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Climate-Change Challenge for the Poor – Part II

Unpredictable weather patterns, diversion of grain for biofuels, contribute to growing food shortages
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Rumble in the Graveyard

In the tussle to supply tombstones for the world’s dead, China wants to bury the competition
Margot Cohen
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Trade and Security Trump Democracy in Burma – Part I

Neighboring countries have leverage, but trade and strategic factors dictate they remain silent about repression
Bertil Lintner
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Global Risk of US Credit Crisis – Part I

The US responds too little, too late, to the credit crisis
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Global Risk of US Credit Crisis – Part II

Lax US regulation of risky financial instruments could break the global bank
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How Chinese Economic Policy Could Save Club Med Countries

Special economic zones could ignore labor laws and offer low wages
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Latin America: Shift in Direction Fuels Growth Across Continent

Increased trade with Asia spurs growth in Latin America
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The Shadow Superpower

The black market is a source for entrepreneurs
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