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Two Views on the Cause of the Global Crisis – Part II

The twin excesses – financialization and globalization – caused the crash
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Capitalism’s Future Lies in Networks and Cooperation

Altruistic collaboration is the new recipe for business success
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The G-20’s Uncertain Roadmap

Historically an important meeting, but with limited practical agreement, the Group needs to lead by action
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The benefits of trade and other forms of globalization were apparent much more quickly in developing nations, delayed and dispersed in wealthy nations
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Spiegel Online: Trump's Dangerous Game With the US Dollar

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