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

Income inequality and speculative investment by the rich and poor in America led to the financial meltdown
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China Tries to Wriggle Out of the US Dollar Trap

By diversifying into resources and using financial instruments, China attempts to reduce its US dollar exposure
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Despite Setback, Asean Has Important Role

Without Asean the region lacks a suitable forum to ensure stability and promote growth
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The G-20 and the Future of Capitalism – Part III

For all its inequity, instability and immorality, a chastened capitalism is here to stay
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The Asian Overhang

Growth in once-strong emerging economies is sputtering
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Biggest Protests in 20 years Sweep Brazil

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