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Could China's Economic Policies Trigger Another Crisis?

Just before the global financial crisis exploded, the conference halls in China were alive with the rhetoric of economic reform. Hardly a week went by without some think tank or ministry in Beijing toasting the 30th anniversary of China's great opening to the world and outlining what the next pha...

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digg — 3 days ago

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Suburbanization meets the Crises of Climate Change, Peaking Resources and the Great Recession

by Warren Karlenzig The unchecked trend of US exurbanization was one of the major factors setting off the beginning of the global financial crisis of 2008-2009, according to a new research paper published by the Post Carbon Institute investigating the relationship of sprawled, completely ...

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WorldCha...n Future — October 27

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McDonald’s Out of Iceland

Just when you thought the global financial crisis was subsiding, with returns to growth in most leading economies, including the US, Europe, China, etc., we have a counter-indicator. The Financial Times reports today that McDonald’s is closing its three outlets in Iceland, citing...

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The Volo...nspiracy — October 27

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Ensuring national and linguistic unity key to Kazakhstan’s well being: Nazarbayev

Astana (Kazakhstan), Oct.28 (ANI): The President of Kazakhstan, Nursultan Nazarbayev, has appealed to the citizens of his country to take the unique model of "Kazakhstan Unity" for a multi-ethnic society forward, adding that till now, it has stood the test of time wonderfully in spit...

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India News — October 27

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India starts to tighten monetary policy

India’s central bank takes the first steps to unwind its ultra-loose monetary policy adopted to ward off the ravages of the global financial crisis ...

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FT.com — October 27

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U.K. Economic Contraction Is Longest on Record

Britain’s economy contracted 0.4 percent between July and September, the first time the economy has shrunk for six successive quarters since records began in 1955. ...

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NYT > Business — October 23