Silicon Valley Expats Spur Innovation in India

A new diaspora of tech workers takes off in search of opportunity
Sean Randolph
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A Cash-Strapped US Faces Diminished Political Clout

The US can no longer afford grand foreign-policy initiatives
Michael Mandelbaum
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Time to Sort Out the Long Overdue Doha Round

A solution to the global economic slowdown is in plain sight
Hugh Corbet
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Tax on Commodity Profits Could Postpone Scarcity

As an era of plenty concludes, nations seek long-term benefits from mineral holdings
Joergen Oerstroem Moeller
August 10, 2010

The World Economy Needs Balancing, But How?

Countries exporting, while shying away from importing, won't reduce global debt
David Dapice
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How Serious Is the Chinese Challenge? Part II

Despite its rise, China has lopsided financial interdependence with the US
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What If Britain Left the EU?

The UK could expect political restructuring, social instability and cultural paucity by leaving the EU
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Missing the Prime Suspect in the Global Slowdown

Global debt on rise thanks to quantitative easing and low interest rates
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Why Fighting Climate Change May Help the Economy, Not Hurt It

Ending subsidies for fossil fuels, encouraging efficiency would help all economies
Michael Casey
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Immigrant Vote Could Sway Tight Scottish Independence Referendum

Some immigrants worry about London’s rising anti-EU sentiment
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The Economics of Ebola

Poverty, trade barriers help the disease skip borders
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