Laos’ Spanking New Road to Nowhere

China’s growing presence – with infrastructure building, laborers and casinos – worries tiny Laos
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The Four Horsemen of Economics

A global economic path that’s unsustainable, unfair, unstable, unhappy – need not neglect well-being
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China Plays Hard Ball

As the EU wrestles with division over debt, China looks for opportunities
François Godement
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India’s Anti-Corruption Movement Wins – For Now

A lasting antidote to India’s corruption is not protests, but economic growth
Ashok Malik
September 1, 2011

Saving the Environment for 9 Billion – II

World’s largest population centers, centered in Asia, cannot aspire to live like Americans
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The Eurozone Fights for Survival – Part II

European nations that abandon the union would be pariahs in the financial markets
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Nature’s Answer to Climate Risk

Restoring natural coastal protections makes economic sense
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What Macroeconomists Are Missing

Political forces that reject fiscal policies on taxation, government spending force central banks to rely on monetary policy
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Fort McMurray Blaze Shows What “the Economy” Is Really About

Protection of homes and surroundings is economic priority
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The State of the United States

US citizens complain about the economy and politics, yet fail to inform themselves on issues or vote
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