Surprising But True, US Exports Are Growing

Despite China's mounting surplus, the US makes strides in growth with exports
Edward Gresser
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Once a Winner, China Sees Globalization’s Downside – Part I

China’s giant export engine, built with foreign investment and currency controls, now faces the music
David Dapice
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Asia’s Clouded Horizon – Part II

As new threats emerge, Japan should play a bigger role
Yoichi Funabashi
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Challenges for a Squabbling Europe – Part II

A rising Asia should re-energize the EU to find common purpose
François Godement
September 24, 2010

Challenges for a Squabbling Europe – Part I

Lack of solidarity and common vision could sink the euro and impede the EU’s progress
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Steps Out of the Global Development Crisis

The crisis isn’t over – not without global partnerships on unemployment and environmental sustainability
Jens Martens
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Long-term structural reforms are inevitable
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Managing Climate Change

Engaging in thoughtful urban planning is required
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Danish Canal Customers

Danish shippers expect investments and low tolls from Suez and Panama canals
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Creativity, Corporatism and Crowds

Economic growth relies on creativity
Robert J. Shiller
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The Economics of Inclusion

Investment in infrastructure for all could spur economic growth
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