China’s Rumble With Globalization – Part I

Price controls do not insulate China from global economic problems and inflationary pressure
Xu Sitao
July 22, 2008

Irrational Exuberance to Bust: Financial Bubbles Demand Regulation

Financial regulation could moderate the quest for profits that contributes to one jumbo bubble after another
Kemal Dervis
April 23, 2008

Globalization and the Markets – Part I

Complicated new financial tools outpaced the comprehension of regulators, bankers or customers
David Dapice
January 22, 2008

Globalization and the Markets – Part II

Despite initial flutter, China won’t let its stock market fall in the much anticipated year of the Olympics
Xu Sitao
January 24, 2008

The Invisible Hand of Globalization

Billions of economic decisions from entrepreneurs and consumers are a force beyond the control of regulators
Susan Froetschel
January 3, 2008

Like Wages for Chocolate

Failing to pay living wages to African farmers growing cocoa risks turning them against the West
Humphrey Hawksley
August 21, 2007
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Central Asia Hurting as Russia’s Ruble Sinks

Inflation hurts those who rely on remittance and imports from Russia
David Trilling and Timur Toktonaliev
November 6, 2014

Global Sell-off Shows Fed Reach Beyond the US

Investors don’t always trust its assessments
Nathaniel Popper
June 21, 2013

Instead of the State, Globalization Has Withered

Governments took on excessive debt
Julie Novak
April 19, 2013

Will Printing Money Do It?

Central banks stubbornly buy bonds, injecting liquidity into their economies, until jobs return
Nayan Chanda
October 9, 2012

Change in China Hits US Purse

Chinese workers seek wage hikes and shrink US pocketbooks
Jon Hilsenrath, Laurie Burkitt, Elizabeth Holmes
June 22, 2011
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